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Posted 2 years ago
tinian87
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These are the Pepsi- Cola bottles that we also found about a 100 yards away from were we found the coke hills. Its interesting this Pepsi- Cola bottles have no hills or piles, they were just scattered all over the place. These too were given for free to service member serving during WW2. But they are not as popular as the coke drinks. I'll do more research and study on these bottles and post more of my findings. A was trying to add more pictures but somehow is not allowing me to. Ill post them one by one later.
Cola and Pop BottlesWhen we think of a bottle of soda pop, a gently curving, green Coca-Cola ho…
PepsiLike most pharmacists in the late 1800s, Caleb Bradham experimented with a …