I would agree...but I have never seen a single dot Canadian label let alone on a bottle which actually is made in Canada and matches the date of the label... wondering why and who distributed this one? Pretty hard to fake both...late 1950s...
my first instinct was export but to America? I don't...
I would think so...they had wartime Brading's bottles too...because part
of the movie was actually filmed in Ottawa....I noticed that the Coke bottles
were green so either they used Canadian wartime bottles or just stuck to
their green American ones...Hollywood! BTW the actual brown bottles they...
sounds like he did the tour...I missed all the European sites by a year...
my older brothers got to Germany etc. my Dad was posted about a dozen times
so I lucked only seeing two bases in 11 years.
I was born in Ottawa and lived on Hornell Drive (CFB Rockliffe) until the 408 moved to Rivers (Obodo) in 1964 and then moved back to Ottawa in 1970. We would have lived at Uplands
but my Dad retired not long after. The first 11 years of my life were on RCAF bases. We were
very lucky that we only...
I remember a long long search for a bottle that I was sure existed. It was a very
short lived hybrid of an ACL and embossed Coke bottle. Our corner store had
switched to the ten ounce bottle of Coke and it was prominent in the ice cooler
at the front of the store. At the time, most of the...
Hi CB,
Maybe I can provide some sticker insight. I grew up on a RCAF base in Manitoba. All
of my friends were from RCAF parents, mostly pilots. My Dad was Army and
scarce on the base. He was part of a technical group that serviced RCAF and CAF
aircraft, including transport helicopters. I got to...
hopefully some one will...I trot this out every fall for Remembrance Day...
I'm still a RCAF base brat at heart...I suspect real beer as few of the RCAF
I knew drank ginger beer...
Yes this is a WW1 or WW2 RCAF issued stone ware bottle...but what did it contain please?
can't imagine ginger beer but you never know...found it in Fibber McGee's cupboard...
Coke was the only one that stuck to the same size and raised their prices...think
shrinkflation for the other brands...I saw Pepsi go from 12 to 10 to 8 to six ounces
then 26 ounces for the family size, down from 30, then 28. Sugar prices and
inflation climbed after WW2 and then in 1970...and...