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Axelson, Dr. R. Dean.
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The Bishop & Babcock Co. Bottlers Supplies.
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Blumenthal Bros. The Bottler's
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Burggraaf, Mike, and Southard, Tom.
The Antique Bottles Of Iowa
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Collins, David A.
Embossed Soda Bottles Of
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Dietz, Lawrence.
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The Dispenser’s Formulary Or Soda Water Guide.
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The Dr Pepper Company.
Clock Dial Centennial Issue 1885-1985.
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Ellis, Harry E.
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Equipment & Supplies For Bottlers.
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Eureka
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Feldhaus, Ron.
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Fisher, George Wm., and Weinhardt, Donald.
A Historical Guide To Long Island Soda, Beer & Mineral Water Bottles &
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Fletcher, Johnnie W. Kansas
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Oklahoma
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Fountain, John C., and Colcleaser, Donald.
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.
The Bottler’s Helper – A Practical Encyclopaedia
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________. Collecting Soda Pop Bottles. Seattle,
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________.
Ice-Cold Soda Pop 5¢ – An
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________. Soda - The Oregon Bottlers. Portland,
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________.
Washington Sodas
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Seattle,
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Fuller Jr., Sam.
Maine Bottlers And Their Bottles – A Guide To Maine
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Good Housekeeping.
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Gould, Stephen C., and Elliott, Rex R.
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Graci, David.
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Haddock, Jack, and Holabird, Fred.
The Nevada
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Harper's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
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Historical and Descriptive Review of the Industries
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Manufacturing Advantages, Business and Transportation Facilities
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W. H. Hutchinson and
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Chicago, Illinois, 1908.
________.
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________. Catalog
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The Illustrated American.
1891.
Jacobitz, Bill.
Nebraska Hutchinson Soda Bottles
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Morris B. Jacobs.
Manufacture and Analysis of
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Jones, J. L.
Over 2,000 Varieties Soda
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Greer,
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Kahn Jr., E. J.
The Big Drink – The Story
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Kyte, David L.
Early Utah Soda Bottles 1870 –
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Ladies Home Journal.
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Lief, Alfred.
A Close‑Up Of Closures.
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Lines, Thomas C.
Alabama’s Pre-crown Top
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Lloyd, Everett and Mary.
Pepsi-Cola Collectibles with Price Guide.
Atglen,
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Lockhart, Bill.
From Weigele’s Pop To
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Lofland, Cheryl Harris.
The National Soft Drink Association – A Tradition Of Service.
Washington,
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Lutsko, Marc.
A Bottle Guide To
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Markota, Peck and Audie.
A Look At California Hutchinson Type Soda Bottles.
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Western Blob Top Soda and Mineral
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Martin, Milward W.
Twelve Full Ounces. New York, New York:
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Miller, Michael R.
A Collector’s Guide To
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Mississippi
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Ohio Bottles.
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Ohio
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Oppelt, Norman (Ted).
Soda And Mineral Water Bottles And Bottlers Of Colorado, 1860 – 1915.
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Paul, John R., and Parmalee, Paul W.
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Springfield, Illinois:
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Pekin Bottle Collectors Association. Central Illinois
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Pendergrast, Mark.
For God, Country and
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Peters, Roger M.
Wisconsin Soda
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Madison, Wisconsin:
Wild Goose Press, 1996.
Potomac Bottle Collectors. Antique Bottles
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Putnam, H. E.
Bottle Identification.
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Randall, Merle, and Watson, Evelyn.
Finding List for
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The Random House Dictionary Of The English
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Rawlinson, Fred.
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________. Organization In The Soft Drink
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Schaeffer, Randy, and Bateman, Bill.
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Schmeiser, Alan. Have Bottles Will Pop. Dixon,
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________.
More Pop.
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Pepsi-Cola – 100 Years.
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________.
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Story Of The Crown
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Sulz, Charles Herman.
A Treatise On Beverages Or The Complete Practical Bottler.
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The Manufacture And
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How To Make
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Wilson, Bill, and Askey, Jim.
Pioneer Soda Water Companies Of B. C.
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Wood, Zang. Color Hutchinsons.
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________.
New Mexico
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Wright, Barry.
Embossed Glass Soda Water
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Bridgewater, Nova
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Young-Witzel, Gyvel, and Witzel, Michael Karl.
Soda Pop!
From Miracle Medicine To Pop Culture.
Stillwater,
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