Old orange crush!

AshLentz

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I dont know if there worth anything now but they were worth every sip when i was a kid!
 

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What is on the bottom? That style bottle came out in the 50s but I think yours is later. It just has that 70/80s look to me. But, I'm a child of the 50s so most everything looks modern to me!:laughing7:
 

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Man that brings back some memories.8-)
 

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All I can say is it brings back memories of an other sad Super Bowl Sunday. Dang! :crybaby2:
 

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There is nothing underneath but there are these brands. Hard to tell they are not very clearly marked.
 

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I wonder if its aged well an tastes like a good 200 year old bottle of scotch??? I remember drinking Orange Crush as a kid and they were GOOD!
 

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It appears to be modern somewhere between the 60's-70's. Don't be discouraged by the date however, I am not a soda bottle collector per se, but the ones that do collect them go nuts with any nostalgic bottles. Good Job!

*Especially because the cap is attached and the contents are still contained in the bottle
 

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Orange Crush, good stuff. Better'n coke, always opted for Orange Crush when there was a choice. Didn't change my ways until old enough to add booze to the mix, then changed to coke.
 

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Thanks everyone :) also thank you for that link :) we found these in a cellar in a run down hotel\bar the husbands family has owned for ever. Wonder what else is down there :)
 

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Hey Ash,

If you read the fine print on Michael Rosman's excellent site, you'll notice that your bottle is Canadian, and mid Seventies.

"3) the Canadian clear “diamonds” - (Figure #2)

i) the ACL “Crush” is solid white, outlined in green, front and back, with white/green flowers and leaves.

This ACL also occurs in a diagonal position.

ii) the content in oz and/or ml. is under the “Crush” and T.M.Reg (Marque Deposee in French)

iii) the neck ACL is solid white, “Money-Back Bottle” front and back."

 

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