SODAPOPBOB
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Re: RE: QUICK "POPEYE SODA" QUESTION
I wonder if this seltzer bottle is connected to the granddaughter's statements? A. Notice the word "Smash" on the bottle B. Notice the name "Cohen on the bottle C. 717 Snyder Ave is in south Philadelphia
VINTAGE SELTZER BOTTLE YANKEE-SMASH COHEN THE BOTTLER
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Vintage clear glass seltzer bottle!
The print on the side reads: Yankee-Smash Bott. W'ks.
Cohen the Bottler Registered.
717 Snyder Ave Philadelphia, PA.
http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-seltzer-bottle-yankee-smash-83552308
SODAPOPBOB said:Porto Rico Soda was started in the early 1920's. It was first named Soda Mash and located in South Philidelphia.
My grandfather, Harry Cohen, started the business himself. He created all the formulas for the flavored soda. Was a brilliant man, never gone to college.
During the depression, he asked his brother to become a partner of the business. At that time, the name was changed to Porto Rico Soda and the company moved to Germantown Ave.
I wonder if this seltzer bottle is connected to the granddaughter's statements? A. Notice the word "Smash" on the bottle B. Notice the name "Cohen on the bottle C. 717 Snyder Ave is in south Philadelphia
VINTAGE SELTZER BOTTLE YANKEE-SMASH COHEN THE BOTTLER
Description:
Vintage clear glass seltzer bottle!
The print on the side reads: Yankee-Smash Bott. W'ks.
Cohen the Bottler Registered.
717 Snyder Ave Philadelphia, PA.
http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-seltzer-bottle-yankee-smash-83552308