Some New Soda Additions...

[JKL]

Cool stuff! I like the dew can and the Pop People. Where is that one from?

The Pop People is from the City of Oshawa, just east of Toronto. Here is one of their newer 300ml bottles.

 

[RCO]

The Pop People is from the City of Oshawa, just east of Toronto. Here is one of their newer 300ml bottles.View attachment 221297

the Pop People aren't listed in Ontario soda bottlers book so must of not started until after 1965 .

seen there bottles before but never actually found one , that clear one looks a bit different than the others I saw before

 

[CanadianBottles]

the Pop People aren't listed in Ontario soda bottlers book so must of not started until after 1965 .

seen there bottles before but never actually found one , that clear one looks a bit different than the others I saw before

From the name I imagine it was one of those discount soda retailers like the Pop Shoppe. I think they were mostly a 70s phenomenon.

 

[brent little]

The Brg. is short for Brewing.

 

[Palani]

Score, nice bottles!

 

[relic rescuer]

It has been pretty difficult adding to the collection this past year with lock downs and such. I was fortunate to get a couple bottles shipped and then meet up with fellow forum member @BillHaddo. This past week I wandered though an antique store for the first since last summer and that was fantastic. Here are few items I picked up over the past couple months. I was really happy with the Soo Falls embossed a 26oz Crush! View attachment 221217View attachment 221218View attachment 221219View attachment 221220View attachment 221221View attachment 221222View attachment 221223View attachment 221224

Would you be interested in buying mine? Dated 1944. very rare. the only thing I've ever seen online is a cap from them. I also have a 7 Up from that era too. They were both dug in Fife, Wa. and the red is gone on the 7 Up.

 

[relic rescuer]

Would you be interested in buying mine? Dated 1944. very rare. the only thing I've ever seen online is a cap from them. I also have a 7 Up from that era too. They were both dug in Fife, Wa. and the red is gone on the 7 Up.

The Campbell Bros is rare, the 7 Up not so much.

 

[JKL]

The Campbell Bros is rare, the 7 Up not so much.

@relic rescuer I collect Ontario Canada bottles only. I appreciate the offer though.

 

[JKL]

Well I was out of the office today and decided to walk though a local antique market in St Jacobs Ontario.
I finally found a 12oz Webb's Stubby in near flawless condition.
@RCO has talked to the Uxbridge embossed and the Sudbury Bottling in previous posts.
I even found the 10oz version of the 30 oz Pop People bottle I posted 10 days ago.
The green and clear Cynar 7oz are new to me as is the Robinson's from Perth Ontario.
All the ACL were in great shape. After getting home I realized I left a 12oz Robertson Beverage from Mount Forest Ont thinking I had it but mine is a 7oz. Now I have to make a return trip

 

[Donas12]

Nice scores for sure! The Stubby in that style is so hard to find without case wear.