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    Posted 8 years ago

    bottle-bud
    (153 items)

    This bottle has me a bit confused.
    Ivory Bottling Co. St. Louis, Mo. has a goofy looking bird with the inscription Singer underneath.
    In my research I could not find an Ivory bottling Co. however I did find a Singer Carbonating Co. located at 7816 Ivory Avenue.
    I wonder if this is one of those short lived bottling company's that we see sometimes.
    If anybody knows more about this bottle let me know.
    Thanks

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    1. SpiritBear, 8 years ago
      Could the bird be an ivory-billed wood-pecker? And do they sing? LOL.

      http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/scarce-ivory-bottling-co-1-ounce-470334601
    2. Sarahsyrup, 9 months ago
      Hello, I'm not sure if you use this account anymore. But the bottling company was owned by my second great uncle, Alois Singer. I don't know much, but I do know there was an very damaging fire that broke out there in 1924, which likely ended the business.

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