- Gorgeous The Whitney Co. Neutral Bottling Works Weyauwega, Wisconsin!

- Two 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 Weyauwega, Wisconsin history!

- SOLD: AS IS

-Bottle says: THE WHITNEY CO. NEUTRAL BOTTLING WKS. WEYAUWEGA, WIS.

-Operating in Weyauwega, Wisconsin during the early 20th century, The Whitney Co. Neutral Bottling Works was a regional soft drink and carbonated beverage manufacturer that produced embossed, crown-top glass soda bottles. These antique bottles feature the distinct embossing "THE WHITNEY CO. NEUTRAL BOTTLING WKS. WEYAUWEGA, WIS." and frequently bear the mold code "22 S 7" on the base or lower heel, which indicates they were manufactured in 1922 by the American Bottle Company at their plant in Streator, Illinois—a major supplier for Wisconsin bottlers. Local collectors trace the company's evolution back to the 1910s when it operated under the name F. Siewert Neutral Bottling Works, before transitioning into ownership or partnership under The Whitney Co. by the early 1920s where it competed with other local, independent plants like the Behnke Brothers Nonpareil Bottling Works.

- 4" Tall 2 1/2" Wide

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

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

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