- Gorgeous Pulaski Soda Works Glass Bottle with a Gorgeous Green Hue Color

- Three chips, no cracks, we professionally cut this bottle into a cup to repurpose it since the top was broken. It has a beautiful green hue to it, and it shines brilliantly in the sun. This piece is definitely a conversation starter and an iconic piece of Pulaski, Wisconsin history!

- SOLD: AS IS

-Operating from 1909 until 1978 in Pulaski, Wisconsin, the Pulaski Soda Works was a prominent local bottling company whose vintage bottles now provide antique collectors with a visual timeline of 20th-century American bottling technology. Founded at 127 S. Wisconsin Ave by entrepreneur Vincent Kruger, the original two-story wood and cut stone facility utilized an automated bottling machine powered by an artesian spring. Ownership transitioned around 1915 to Kruger's sister and brother-in-law, Lucille and Frank, who operated the business through the 1920s before transferring it to its final owners, Norbert and Terry Kujawa, who managed the plant until its permanent closure. Over its nearly 70-year history, the company's bottle designs evolved significantly across three distinct eras. The earliest variants from the early 1900s consist of light clear or aqua-tinted glass featuring straight lettering embossed directly into the surface. By roughly 1924, the business transitioned to standard 7-ounce crown-top glass bottles manufactured by the American Bottle Company, which typically showcased a light green or clear hue with molded text. 

- 4" Tall 2 1/4" Wide

-Ed the Diver & Christie B. Stickers & signed picture postcard included with order!

-We found this bottle while cleaning out a Wisconsin waterway!

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