EARLY JOHN GRAF SODA POP BOTTLE WITH STOPPER MECHANISM OCTAGON BASE 1890s

Description: This is a late 19th century "pop" bottle, the type that gave soda pop its name. It is embossed John Graf, Milwaukee, WIS. which later became Graf's Beverages. The other side is embossed "The Best What Gives" Trade Mark This bottle not to be sold. It is aqua green color with a blob top. The original stopper is still inside the neck and is the type that popped when pressed down to unseal the bottle. This is how "pop" came to be called that. No cracks or chips but there are flea bites around the bottom edges and discoloration from being buried, in addition to bubbles and swirls in the glass. Satisfaction guaranteed. The sale is for the item shown here. TERMS OF SALE: Serious bidders only, please. Payment is expected within 3 days of auction close. We ship by first class mail to the name and address of the winning bidder provided to us by PayPal and/or eBay. Free domestic shipping in the USA. Outside the USA use the eBay calculator to figure shipping cost. We declare the full value on the customs forms for any international shipments. International bidders should be aware that first class mail cannot be tracked and that processing delays up to several weeks can occur in customs, which is beyond our control.

Price: 29.99 USD

Location: Barrington, Illinois

End Time: 2025-01-06T20:24:33.000Z

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