Orange Crush amber, ribbed, Classic 1940’s, Chattanooga, Tenn. soda bottle

Description: Orange Crush like many early soft-drink beverages, was created by a chemist, Neil C. Ward. It was originally called “Ward’s Orange Crush” and the early formula actually included orange pulp. The history of the Orange Crush bottles is fascinating and each bottle change became an instant hit with collectors. The applied color label process of painting soda bottles became available to soda bottle companies around 1936 and this amber “krinkly” (ribbed) bottle was popular in the 1940s.In addition to the partial label with the redesigned “Crushy” character and the word SODA in capital letters on the front of the bottle, the backside the complete wording explains “THIS BOTTLE PROTECTS THE DELICATEFRUIT FROM THE HARMFUL EFFECTS OF LIGHT” and around the base you will find the arched wording ORANGE CRUSH BOT CO. over two straight lines, CHATTANOOGA TENN.This classic 6 ounce, 8.75inch tall amber bottle is free of cracks and chips.Used. Ships USPS Priority Mail, carefully packaged.

Price: 14 USD

Location: Canandaigua, New York

End Time: 2024-08-08T17:40:42.000Z

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