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This is one I found last week. 40s version of the NuGrape bottle sign.
This one measures 17" x 5", they also made a very large bottle sign around the same era. The only difference between the 2 would be grape drink fluid is slightly slanted at the neck of the bottle on the larger version where mine has bubbles at the neck of the bottle.
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WOW , that is in great shape !! Very nice grab !!!
Thanks Tommy! Only took me 4 attempts at a good picture to get it right.
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