Coca-Cola Bottles
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Unusual, Original and Old, Coca-Cola Pre-Mix Bottle
with etched measurement indicators
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MEASURES APX.; 10 3/4" -
CONDITION; 8++ SPB #020 PRICE; $35.00 S/H; $8.50 _________Some borrowed to educate history;Chem. Eng. News, 1977, 55 (39), P 6
DOI: 10.1021/cen-v055n039.p006 Publication Date: September 26, 1977 Copyright © 1977 AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY (LINK TO PDF SITE FILE -> http://pubs.acs.org/doi/pdf/10.1021/cen-v055n039.p006) "Culminating an 18-month battle that entangled industry, federal regulators, the courts, and environmental groups, Food & Drug Administration commissioner Donald Kennedy last week issued a final order banning the use of plastic soft drink bottles made with acrylonitrile. Kennedy declared the bottles unsafe because unreacted plastic monomer can leach into the bottles' contents." "The FDA action is a big blow to Monsanto, which developed and first marketed the bottle in 1975. The 32-oz acrylonitrile/styrene copolymer container, which Monsanto calls Cycle Safe, was used primarily by Coca-Cola to sell its popular beverage in 12 states. Coke, of course, can resort to traditional soft drink containers, but Monsanto is stuck with a lot of unused bottles and a hefty capital investment in plant and equipment." "FDA originally ordered the plastic bottles off the market in March, but Monsanto sought and won a federal appeals court decision forcing the agency to start administrative proceedings on the safety of ...." Copyright © 2012 American Chemical Society |
Coca-Cola "Easy Goer" Lightweight 32 Oz. Plastic Bottle
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Emerald Green Coca-Cola Club Seltzer Bottle
with 10 flat sides
I would call this a "Transition" Seltzer.
As can be seen in images, the town/city has been etched or ground out. So we can assume, that it was at this time period, that the company either changed hands, or went defunct.
Recycling or re-using the bottle.
From what I can make out, this seltzer originated in Pennsylvania, as there is a PA as the last two letters that were ground out. The last letter of the township or city, is an "R" that can be seen.
There are various dings, wears etc., mostly at the high points, the worst being under the "W" in Works.
All and all, it's not that serious. And so I'll still call it the 8 range. No cracks.
As can be seen in images, the town/city has been etched or ground out. So we can assume, that it was at this time period, that the company either changed hands, or went defunct.
Recycling or re-using the bottle.
From what I can make out, this seltzer originated in Pennsylvania, as there is a PA as the last two letters that were ground out. The last letter of the township or city, is an "R" that can be seen.
There are various dings, wears etc., mostly at the high points, the worst being under the "W" in Works.
All and all, it's not that serious. And so I'll still call it the 8 range. No cracks.
MEASURES; 10 1/4" tall
CONDITION; 8 - [has various dings/wears] SPB #067 PRICE; $285.00 S/H/I; $20.00 |
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