bottlebugs
Well-Known Member
I was amazed many years ago when I thought I had stumbled upon an early KIK bottle.
It was the same shape as the one pictured on the earliest Kik bottle sign that I had seen to
date. It was an early 1930s "BIG HIT" bottle from the USA.
Close but no cigar as I was to find out a few years later. America Dry of Canada
used the same bottle design.
So did a company called Golden Orange!
Earlier BIG HIT bottles featured a baseball player not unlike my "HIT" fountain glass.
Was this a coincidence or was there more to the story? Hope someone can help!
It was the same shape as the one pictured on the earliest Kik bottle sign that I had seen to
date. It was an early 1930s "BIG HIT" bottle from the USA.
Close but no cigar as I was to find out a few years later. America Dry of Canada
used the same bottle design.
So did a company called Golden Orange!
Earlier BIG HIT bottles featured a baseball player not unlike my "HIT" fountain glass.
Was this a coincidence or was there more to the story? Hope someone can help!