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I found this milk bottle at an old barn. I'm still doing research on the bottle.
This is a one gallon Pepsi-Cola Fountain Syrup bottle.
It was bottled in Long Island City, N.Y., Louisville, Ky., Oakwood, California.
Mixing insructions for the product is: one ounce of syrup to five ounces of carbonated water. That's how it would have
been prepared at a Soda Fountain.
Below are the two different types of caps that I've found on the two bottles I have.
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This is the bottle that caught my eye. I was very young when Pepsi-Cola produced this line of beverages. I remember their
Teem soda, which was lemon/lime and in its own green bottle, but I never saw this bottle.
Patio was produced from 1964 to 1975. The flavors were, orange, strawberry, grape, and root beer. They also had a diet
Patio, that was the fore runner of Diet Pepsi. This bottle was made around 1970 to 1972.
Thank you Christopher Weide and Mark Pietka for all the information you gave me on this bottle.
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This is a Ball fruit jar. It was used in the preserving of fruits. The color of the glass is called (Ball Blue). The
closing device is a wire clamp. It clamps the glass top into place, sealing the jar. Circa:1923-1933.
I bought this one from the flea market for two dollars.
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