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Pepsi-Cola

Looks like a bottle from the 1960's, but I'm no expert.
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composition is A#1, damn does this feel nostalgic!
Valmont
Thu 06-30-2005
Nice pic!! i love the old bottle of pepsi-cola did coca cola seperate from pepsi or something?
Giovanna
Wed 07-13-2005
Coke: 1886; Pepsi: 1898.
quest
Thu 09-22-2005
Damn I love this shot!
Barbara
Thu 09-22-2005
that looks like its worth something.. it amazes me that you dont take anything when you go on these endeavors.... you could be filthy rich... your humbleness is much appreciated, enjoyed and admired.
chrissie
Wed 02-08-2006
I am surprised that is there, those old bottles are very collectable.
Bill Romjue
Fri 02-10-2006
That one is from the '60s. Before that Pepsi has a round blue and red logo.
Coke and Pepsi were always two different companies.
Gezal
Thu 06-01-2006
ihave the same bottle . i dug out of the muck after they drained the pond in the park .
markymark
Sat 07-08-2006
AMAZING! Well the photo is amazing but the fact that some jackass effin' kid didnt break it is even more amazing.
Clegg
Fri 07-14-2006
8 ouncers were recycled for a long time. One of my first jobs was at a recycling counter in a supermarket (just outside of buffalo). Though I have no idea when it might have first been made, those bottles were commonly in circulation in the 80s.
hyperdream
Mon 08-28-2006
Nice shot.
John
Mon 10-30-2006
Oh man I want to paint this :]
Jo
Tue 10-31-2006
if your not joke 'in about platforms you can count me in i want to fix the roofs in that i will supply all labor and mat. ill be in buff in may tru aug. 2007
fl al
Fri 12-22-2006
I have to talk to the people who own the platforms about this. They really wouldn't care. I go over there all the time and the construction equipment is being destroyed. Also when I go in there, I notice new things smashed and new "art work" on the walls of the place.
Ozzy
Fri 12-22-2006
I haven't seen one of those old Pepsi - Cola bottles in a long time.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.
Joseph
Sun 03-11-2007
Mr Motts, this is great!!!! Andy Worhol has nothin' on U. This would stand up to his work ANY DAY!!!!! GREAT!!!!!
Nevermore
Sat 06-09-2007
this has to be one of my favorite photos from all of the galleries i have seen so far, bloody brilliant
Jenn
Tue 09-04-2007
that is sweet!
\trevs
Tue 03-11-2008
:O :P :L :B :K :F :S:Y :/ :0 :)
\trevs
Tue 03-11-2008
I love your photos, and I think this one shows your amazing talent.
Buffalo Gal
Wed 03-12-2008
Awesome Shot.
Lauren
Tue 04-01-2008
You know, who gives a flying "you know what" about a damn Pepsi bottle. SAVE THIS BUILDING!! It's BEAUTIFUL!!
Don
Fri 04-04-2008
Yes, Don is correct. The REA building on the terminal grounds needs to be saved. Were already making the main building better and now we need people to save the Passenger Platforms, REA Building, Baggage Building, and the Mail Building. All great buildings that MUST be saved.

So please help the terminal in anyway.
Ozzy
Thu 04-17-2008
Don, it would be nice if a LOT of these buildings could be saved from oblivion, but that doesn't detract from this really nice piece of art Motts has given us all. Chill mang!
Duggg
Thu 01-01-2009
i LOVE old pop bottles, could be really old, they're worth money sometimes if they're unopened
aaron
Thu 05-26-2011
vintage.. i love it !! old school :-)
Quasha
Tue 06-14-2011
Shots like this really humanize the place. Great capture.
memphisbelle2
Tue 05-08-2012

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