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 LK> Many years ago I came across a coke bottle.  I have carried it with
 LK> me all these years in hopes of finding out alittle about it.
 LK> .
 LK> The bottom is stamped Juneau Alas. Its the HEAVY Green 6 1/2 oz.
 LK> type.  I have looked in every collectors book ( bottle type ) I can
 LK> find ..but NOTHING mentions this bottle.
 LK> .
 LK> Since I do collect different types of bottles ..especially coke type
 LK> I have the light green bottles ..the Heavy Green bottles and also a
 LK> CLEAR bottle ..some are 6 1/2 oz - 10oz ..and the bottles are all the
 LK> same height ..Which is very interesting ..
 LK> .
 LK> If ANYONE has any information on this bottle from Alaska ..please
 LK> let me know what you know ..Thanks!
        My grandmother had one like that my uncle sent back to her when he
was stationed in Alaska in the late 60's-early 70's. I was told that it was
thicker due to the extreme cold the soldiers would sometimes have to face and
bottled products that were sent (if there were bottled, usually they were
tinned) had to have thick glass to prevent cracking under the cold. Anyone
who has kept a bottle or can of cola in a freezer would agree they explode
rather violently.
        Unfortunately my uncle has been passed on for many years now and I
haven't seen the bottle in the longest. Coca-Cola does maintain a museum
somehwere here in the states and with a little luck you might find them and
they can help you out. They also have a website if you have the access.
                                        -=The DoLittle 8-)=-
... Borg-Cola : Not the choice of The Next Generation.
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