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    Posted 7 years ago

    CanadianWa…
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    Would appreciate some info on these bottles.....they are 32 ounces each. Wondering if Crown Beverages is connected to Royal Crown (RC Cola) or is this a separate entity?
    Also wondering in terms of what countries it was sold in. I found bottles in Canada. Haven't had a chance to have a close look at the bottles to see if there is a location of where it was bottled......just time to take quick picture. Bought today

    Thanks for help

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    1. iggy iggy, 7 years ago
      Those are nice. I don't know much about them, but I do know they are not affiliated with RC Cola.
    2. SpiritBear, 7 years ago
      The Crown at left is screaming similarities to the nationally-found American beverage, Dr. Wells, in the '40s and '50s.
      https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-yqDKfAJL0Q8/Vc0SzLHuOLI/AAAAAAAATIw/mjJm452nrEw/w448-h718-no/Muskegon%2BCollection%2B029.JPG
    3. CanadianWalter, 7 years ago
      Interesting post SpiritBear. You are right about similarities, especially with logo and slogan. As far as I can find out, Crown Beverages was bottled in Winnipeg, Manitoba and distributed only within the province, not nationally. It was in the 1950's. Wonder if there was a business affiliation across borders here

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