Posted 8 years ago
Jebright
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I have done a lot of research and have learned a lot about both companies but I can't find any history of them working together.
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Coca-Cola put out a lot of other flavours too. They often worked with bottlers to market Coca-Cola and other flavours.
Very cool. Never seen one. Awesome paper label with that old logo.
The research I did said twitchell was actually the producer of the ginger ale paste. Wasn't sure if they were trying to sell there flavor to Coke. What doesn't make sense to me it the mail cylinder being mailed from the Coca Cola co. Does anybody know if during that time period if companies would return the test bottles to the manufacturer? There is another label behind the one u can see. Only know this because of the small hole in top label. I didn't make the hole, it was there!!!! I'm not about to remove top label just for curiosity sake! Thanks for the responses!!!
Depending on the type of adhesive (quite often, they fall off with moisture), it is quite plausible to remove the top label and then replace it if desired. I've done it only once, but other collectors do it. My suggestion, though, is to not touch it.