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The glass has no makers mark on the bottom.HistoryThe Orange Crush Company was incorporated in 1916 by Clayton J. Howel of Los Angeles, California. He had previously introduced the successful…

This glass has slightly tapered sides with a flare at the top. The wording on the glass is similar to another variation ( 2 ) but the word Orange is…

This is a vintage syrup measuring glass and very rare to find. It was used to measure the amount of syrup us in making the Orange Crush drink.Click here to…

This syrup line glass came from the Peoples Drug Store in Frederick, Maryland.People's Drug Store was founded in 1905, was then purchased by Lane Pharmacy in 1955 and subsequently bought…

This syrup line glass came from the Peoples Drug Store in Frederick, Maryland.People's Drug Store was founded in 1905, was then purchased by Lane Pharmacy in 1955 and subsequently bought…

This vintage syrup line glass is shown in the 1996 Petretti's Soda Pop Collectors Guide on page 209.

This double dot glass has a syrup line with 10 OZ. in the middle of the glass. The Libbey L logo is on the bottom of the glass.Note: The applied…

This glass has a 1 oz. syrup line and the has the Pepsi-Cola double dot logo. This is one of the glasses released by Libby that had a flawed P…

This double dot glass has a syrup line with the slogan "Hits the Spot" etched on the glass.From the 1930s through the late 1950s, "Pepsi-Cola Hits The Spot" was the…

This double dot glass has a syrup line with 10 OZ in the middle of the glass. The Libbey L logo is on the bottom of the glass.Note: The applied…