Canadacan
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I recently picked up the last bottle to complete my Coca-Cola products in 10oz NDNR's...that was the long awaited Fresca! So I will post what I have starting with the Coke's....keeping in mind this post is only for the 10oz size and only products from Coca-Cola.
The carton was made by the Continental can company of Canada, still could use some of the other products cartons though. Pictured is the front and back of the first diamond style label dated 1966 and 69, I have not yet come across this bottle with the screw top but believe it may exist.
Here are the next styles introduced after the diamond label, note the screw top on the second bottle-dated 1970 and the regular top also dated 1970. The third bottle dated 1972 is the revised 'Coke' script that brought the letters closer and taller, you can really see how the C is taller and the o became more of an oval shape...also note that it now states 'Non Refillable'.
Comparison of the Coke script, this difference is also noted on all ACL's.
Close up of the tops.
This is all of the versions I have, including the green one... those mainly seem to come from Quebec...its dated 1992 ,yes that is correct, but I have seen the older versions dated from the early 1970's...I now noticed I forgot to photograph the clear version I have from 1989.
Well here is the clear version from 1989!..lol....these bottles are essentially copies of the early 1970's versions. I suppose it could be debatable weather or not the last 3 styles belong in the NDNR category but I included them anyways to show the transition.
And here is the rest of the Gang!...a 1968 TaB , 1969 screw top Sprite, 1971 Sprite that has the 'Non Refillable' instead of NDNR, 1968 Fanta, and my new addition the 1969 Fresca.
The carton was made by the Continental can company of Canada, still could use some of the other products cartons though. Pictured is the front and back of the first diamond style label dated 1966 and 69, I have not yet come across this bottle with the screw top but believe it may exist.
Here are the next styles introduced after the diamond label, note the screw top on the second bottle-dated 1970 and the regular top also dated 1970. The third bottle dated 1972 is the revised 'Coke' script that brought the letters closer and taller, you can really see how the C is taller and the o became more of an oval shape...also note that it now states 'Non Refillable'.
Comparison of the Coke script, this difference is also noted on all ACL's.
Close up of the tops.
This is all of the versions I have, including the green one... those mainly seem to come from Quebec...its dated 1992 ,yes that is correct, but I have seen the older versions dated from the early 1970's...I now noticed I forgot to photograph the clear version I have from 1989.
Well here is the clear version from 1989!..lol....these bottles are essentially copies of the early 1970's versions. I suppose it could be debatable weather or not the last 3 styles belong in the NDNR category but I included them anyways to show the transition.
And here is the rest of the Gang!...a 1968 TaB , 1969 screw top Sprite, 1971 Sprite that has the 'Non Refillable' instead of NDNR, 1968 Fanta, and my new addition the 1969 Fresca.