Old 7Up

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Posted by coral_lelly

16 years ago

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Description The bottle is made of green glass with a red and white label painted on the front.It includes the 7Up logo with a lady in a swimsuit to the left of the logo, holding her arms up with bubbles. There's also a 7up logo on the front and back neck of the bottle in white with bubbles. On the back, the bottle says, "The "Fresh UP" drink" and "You like it, it likes you". There's an address the says, C. Leary & Co. Newburyport, MASS. On the bottom of the bottle there's a G in a square with a 700 and a 22. I'm just curious as to when it was made and how much, if anything, it's worth.

Category Glass

Medium green glass

Distinguishing marks swimmer on front w/ her arms up, red 7up logo

Condition Good

Size and dimensions of this item 8"

Date Period 1931?

Weight unknown

History our property has an old "beer joint" building on it and they dumped their empties in the woods. I picked around and dug up some really interesting glass pieces

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