Jumbo Cola -1st ACL

bob Brown and Bill Lockhart

Page from a book or academic paper discussing the history of soda bottles, the development of applied color labels, and the social context of the American 1930s and 1940s, including figures like Franklin D. Roosevelt and Frank Sinatra.
Photograph on the left: Fibber McGee and Molly performing on radio, with a microphone. Photograph on the right: A woman holding a small child, sitting next to another woman and a child climbing on her back.
Page from a text discussing the history of glass bottle and soda bottle labeling, including details about Owens-Illinois Glass Company, ACL, and related manufacturing innovations.
Black and white illustration of two vendors, one with a large hat and the other with a smaller hat, selling lemonade. The vendors are standing on the street, with one of them handing a cup of lemonade to a customer. The illustration is labeled "Figur
Black-and-white advertisement for Imperial Inca Coca, a sparkling beverage, prepared by Henry Downes, with the company's address in New York.
A black and white newspaper page with text on the left side and two vintage black and white photographs on the right side. The top photograph shows a man with a distinctive hairstyle, wearing a checkered shirt, holding a bottle with a straw. The bott
A vintage black and white advertisement for Good Grape from 1922, featuring illustrations of people and text promoting the product, with a decorative border.
Page from a book with two images of vintage soda bottles. The left image shows a labeled illustration of a 'Cap'n Grapejack' soda bottle with a boy in a soldier costume holding a rifle. The right image depicts a detailed drawing of a 'Good Grape' sod
Black and white advertisement for Hi-Peak Cola from the 1920s, featuring a glass bottle with a curved shape, embossed with the words 'Hi-Peak Cola', and a label at the bottom that says 'The M. S. Woods Co., Chattanooga, Tennessee'.
A green glass bottle, labeled 'Mar-Vel,' with a ribbed design, standing upright on a flat surface. The label indicates it is a trademark of Mar-Vel for a nonalcoholic beverage.
A scanned page of a document with text about the history of soft drinks, specifically mentioning 'Jumbo - A Super Cola' and the 'Mass 1929' patent. It includes a small black-and-white illustration of two vintage soda bottles with elephant images on l
Black-and-white early advertisement for JUMBO, a giant elephant, from 1928, featuring an illustration of the elephant with people around it and promotional text.
A scanned page from a book discussing the history of Jumbo brand fruit flavors and the development of double barrel bottles. Contains text and a black-and-white drawing of a bottle labeled 'Little 1932 patent'.
A black-and-white illustration of a double barrel bottle with engraved labels, displayed vertically, with the caption 'Figure 20 - Double Barrel Bottle (eBay)'.
A green glass bottle with the word 'DOUBLE' embossed near the bottom. The bottle has a ribbed design and a narrow neck. It is placed against a backdrop of printed text from a book or article, which is partially visible.
Image of six glass double-barrel soda bottles, each with different colors and labels: black, green, and clear, with some labeled 'Double Orange', 'Double Grape', 'Double Lemon', and 'Double Root Beer'.
Black and white advertisement for Double Orange and Brandywine double strength bottles, with illustrations of the bottles and a vintage bus at the top.
Close-up of a vintage bottle cap with a yellow background and red border, with the words "JUMBO A SUPER COLA" printed in red and yellow.
Jumbo Cola
A scanned page from a historical document or book displaying a table of bottlers of a super cola, listing company names and cities/states for each year from 1934 to 1937, with a note at the bottom about the content.
Page 21 of a text discussing the history and development of Jumbo Cola, mentioning research, court cases, and franchise guidelines.
A document titled "Finding of Fact" with a citation to Leagle 2019, Seminole Flavor Co. V. Commissioner, 1945. The text discusses the history and production of Double-Cola, including details about the formula, distribution efforts, and franchise agre
Text from a printed page discussing the history of Double-Cola, its sales, advertising challenges, and promotional campaigns, with the page number 23 at the bottom.
The image shows a vintage black-and-white advertisement for a free Jumbo Cola in a cartoon style, featuring a smiling man holding a large bottle of soda with exaggerated features, including a big head and tiny body. The ad text promotes the offer and
A page of a book or article discussing the history of Jumbo Cola bottles, including a small photograph of a glass bottle with a ghost label. The text mentions Owens-Illinois and Chattanooga Glass Co., and the evolution of cola bottle labels from 1940
Black-and-white advertisement for a Double Cola flavor, featuring bold text and the company's address and phone number.
Page of a book discussing the history of soda bottles, including the design evolution of Coca-Cola bottles from 1915 to early 21st century.
A page from a book or document discussing the history of ACL soda bottles, including details about the invention process, design features, and personal research experiences of the author.
Photograph of a printed book page with black text on white background, showing a personal narrative about collecting soda bottles and research.
A digital screenshot of a bibliography or reference section from a research document, listing multiple sources related to glass bottle manufacturing, with URLs included.
Screenshot of a references section from a document listing various sources related to glass containers. It includes publication titles, authors, years, and hyperlinks.