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these r just a few more bottles i found digging the first one just has s&s on it witch i have no idea what it is the second is a pop company that is from here the last is just a bunch of different pop bottles
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It is difficult to see the rest, however the 7-up bottle in the last pic is the seven bubble swimsuit variety and it dates from c1939-1953.
If the bottle has the girl in the swimsuit on the label, count the bubbles.
If there are eight, it dates from c1936-1939.
If there are seven, it dates from c1939-1953.
If there is no girl in a swimsuit, it dates from c1954-1964.
yup u r right there is 7 above the lady thank you for the info packrat-place and thank you ar8jason and trgrubaugh
You count the bubbles under and to the left side of 7-UP together. The ones in the red area.
oh ok there r 3 groups of 7 above the lady ,in the red square and in the little white 7 up sign on the top
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