Posted 2 years ago
Sodapopkid…
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Some of the soda bottles from my collection. Bottles are from late 40's to 70's.
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I love pepsi stuff.
meh, VK. Where's teh coke bottles??? Just kidding. ;)
Thank you vikingfan82 and cocacola97.
Thank you officialfuel and DMK678
Thank you vintagemad.
What was in the red Nehi? I have a Nehi bottle but it is yellow and red!
Ron Mansker, I think it had orange or strawberry, it is not marked on the bottle what flavor it was. If your bottle has red lettering and yellow backround it was probably root beer.
Thanks but I believe that yours had Strawberry and the one I have had Orange pop in it. My bottle has red & yellow lettering on it and was made in Centralia, Illinois at the Centralia Nehi Bottling co. and is a 10 oz bottle! The Design was Pat'D on March 3, 1925 and my bottle was made May of 1955
Ron Mansker, The reason why I said your bottle was probably root beer is because I seen several signs with your bottle on it, Advertising Nehi root beer .
Want a pepsi.
Yeah sure why not!!!
Kid keep going, you are well on your way to a great collection.
Sodapopkid, You have a great start for your collection and some nice items, to be only 11 years old. Keep it going!
Thanks cassiet
Thanks kerry10456
Officialfuel, thanks for loving this.
Love these! Thanks for sharing. You have a great collection started so far! Keep it up! :)
My son found a sun crest bottle almost identical to the one in the pic, not sure how to tell when in was made and if it is worth anything? Thanks for any info!
I have a suncrest bottle that was found under a concrete floor (not chipped or broken or cracked anywhere) that was layed in 194?. It has the number 58...281-2 and L-C under it on the bottom. On the front lower (close to the bottom) side it has reg.pat.118862. It has a blue and white label on it and Sun Crest on neck. I am trying to see if it is worth anything.. Please help me ..
I have a couple of Pepsi, old ones that's never been opened. Is there some kind of list of the value of them? I have a Mountain Dew and an old coke.
I have about 4 cases of Suncrest bottles, could you tell me if they are worth any thing.