O-C Brand by Orange Crush

[mrosman]

My apologies, Bottle Master..... I meant to say that Canada DID have the O.C. embossed bottles, with the same variations as the American ones....The only way to tell that it was Canadian was when the city was labelled on the crown cap....
Sorry for that, Michael

 

[mrosman]

Nice to see some pictures 'borrowed' from my book and research - come into some helpful function
Michael

 

[bottle-o-pop]

MRosman, I looked, but cannot find your book on ebay.

 

[Canadacan]

@bottle-o-pop ….here you go

REDUCED - Evolution and History of Orange-Crush Bottles - 3rd. ed., | eBay

Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for REDUCED - Evolution and History of Orange-Crush Bottles - 3rd. ed., at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!

www.ebay.ca

 

[bottle-o-pop]

Thank you for that, Canadacan!

I tried about 15 ways, but could not find that book on eBay, even after I used your message and the link's contents for reference.
I forgot how to pretend that I'm Canadian, and maybe that would have worked.

It's good to know that, when I need this kind of help, Canadacan can!

 

[bottle-o-pop]

Bought it!

 

[Canadacan]

Bought it!

Nice!!! there are two or three bottles of mine mentioned in there

 

[mrosman]

MRosman, I looked, but cannot find your book on ebay.

Thank you for that, Canadacan!

I tried about 15 ways, but could not find that book on eBay, even after I used your message and the link's contents for reference.
I forgot how to pretend that I'm Canadian, and maybe that would have worked.

It's good to know that, when I need this kind of help, Canadacan can!

 

[mrosman]

My book in definitely on Ebay for $U.S.60.00 which includes postage, which averages $18-$20, tracking and insurance.... or, go to Kijiji and you can pick it up for $Can50.00
Michael

 

[bottle-o-pop]

Mrosman, I experimented again tonight.

Perhaps you already know this but perhaps some others here who are interested in orange crush bottles, and your nice book, may not know it.
Anyway, I put in my browser this address: "https://www.ebay.ca". My browser (Chrome) (or some part of the internet) immediately changed it to: "ebay.ca".
Next, into the ebay search box, I typed: "orange crush book".
Your book came up instantly, in the top spot in the list!

I then put into my browser: "www.ebay.com". My browser immediately changed it to: "ebay.com".
Next, into the ebay search box, I typed: "orange crush book".
Your book did not appear at all.

If I had done this whole experiment a few days ago, I would've found your book and would not have needed Canadacan's help in my quest to buy it.
I had no idea that there was such a separation within ebay!