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Coca-Cola Double Syrup Line Glass No Reg. after Trade Mark
This glass has a double syrup line and the front reads "Drink Coca-Cola" etched in glass. Note: This glass doesn't have the words Reg. after Trade Mark. We are sure…
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Coca-Cola Double Syrup Line Glass
This glass has a double syrup line and the front reads "Drink Coca-Cola" etched in glass. Note: this glass has Reg. after the words Trade Mark….we think it is the…
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Coca-Cola Syrup Line Glass – Reproduction
This is a flared style glass with a 1 oz. syrup line. The front reads "Drink Coca-Cola" etched in glass.This Coca-Cola glass is a reproduction made in the 1970's by…
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Allens Red Tame Cherry Syrup Line Glass
The Allen Red Tame Cherry Co.901 2nd National Bank Bldg. Toledo, OhioAllen's Red Tame Cherry is a non-carbonated, chilled, soft drink made from fresh cherries and cherry leaves.This vintage syrup…
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Arby’s Syrup Line Glass
This glass was spotted and just not sure if the white line was intended to be a syrup line or simply a part of the graphics.The chain started in 1964…
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Artic Old Fashioned Root Beer
This glass has twin syrup lines under the word Root Beer.What we know so far. We found a bottle of Artic bottled by Artic of Conroe, TX.
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Astra Syrup Line Glass
This was a popular sweet cherry drink that Astra Products filed a patent for in 1913. This glass is small and we assume it is from those early years.
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B-1 Lemon Lime Soda Syrup Line Glass
This was a popular lemon lime soda pop in the 1940's and 1950's that had the additive of vitamin B1, thus giving it name. The bottom of the glass is…
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Big 5 Syrup Line Glass
This vintage glass was used to mix egg cream and syrup. A glass full was only 5 cents and that is why it is named the Big Five.
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Bireley’s Syrup Line Glass
This is a vintage Bireley's syrup line glass with various measuring lines for their soda's and other drinks. It was made by Libbey Glass Co, and the L logo is…