Posted 9 years ago
Marie3318
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I believe this to be from the late 40's to early 50's. If anyone has more info I'd love to hear it :)
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Posted 9 years ago
Marie3318
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I believe this to be from the late 40's to early 50's. If anyone has more info I'd love to hear it :)
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found this website:
http://www.bobscola.com/home.html
Great clock!
The website from pw states most everything I found as well.
This company also made Swanee, Bubble-Up and Jo-Jo Chocolate Drink.
Also I found reference that the bottling plant was at 865 Lee Street, Atlanta, Georgia, not sure how accurate that is.
THANK YOU @Nadisse & @PW! If only I could figure out how to my picture around! :)
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I would really like to talk to you about this clock. my email is straub3939@aim.com or my phone # is 770-653-4623. Thanks you.
My grandfather Benjamin J. Frink owned Bob's Cola, he opened a small storefront bottling operation in 1940 and expanded the business into a $250,000 state of the art factory and distribution center by 1947.
Bob’s-Cola distributied half a dozen flavors throughout the Southeast, Midwest, and Texas. However, my grandfather died in 1951 and by 1955 Bob’s-Cola had ceased production.