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Vintage Coke, Murray's, Blackman's, and Lowblaws Syrup Jugs | Coca Cola Bottles219 of 280 |  |  |
Posted 2 years ago
MathiasR
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Bought these cool jugs at a flea market this weekend. As far as I can tell, these were used to hold the syrup, that when mixed with carbonated water, created the beverage. Also came with original Pepsi Syrup bottles box (not pictured)
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The Coke gallon jug was used by drive-in's to make thier own Coke Cola. We mixed 5 gallons of hot water with 5 lbs of sugar then put it in the carbinator to mix wtih seltzer and you had Coke. I sold 3 cases of 4 including the origianl 1955 box at an auction several year ago. Coke also gave you the wax cups free which I still have somewhere.
I just found a 1955/ 2- one gallon glass jug coca cola create. It is missing the 2, one gallon jugs. Would you know where i can inquire these jugs to make my collection complete.