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Can anyone tell me something about this bottle. It was handed down to me - the story goes it once stood on the porch of an old grocery store in the 1950's. It stands a bit over 10 foot tall and measures 9 foot around. It is made out of fiberglass and for its age and size in relatively good shape. Value?
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Wink was made by Canada Dry Bottling Company, It was my families favorite drink mixer. From around the 60's. Did you try looking on Ebay?? I hope this helps??
bottle is from 58-69 thats when they used that style for the wink. the really large size makes it tough to put an exact price one. $100-500 (but this is only a guess) . youd think it would be more but canada dry and wink arent that collectable as bottles or cans