OLD 1960's SPRITE - WIND CAVE NATIONAL PARK BOTTLE - COCA COLA - SOUTH

This bottle is an empty 32 oz. quart bottle of Sprite, a Coca Cola product to compete with 7up.  It is 11 5/8" tall. Coca Cola has had a rich history being associated with the National Park Service.  In the 1930's, a Coca Cola ad features bears drinking from Coca Cola bottles in the Yellowstone National Park.  Additional ads featured Coke being consumed in National Parks and by cowboys, all over the country. In the mid to late 1960's, Coca Cola made these Sprite bottles to commemorate and celebrate our National Parks from Utah, to Florida, to Maine, to South Dakota.  There were 36 different National Parks on the bottom of these Sprite bottles.  This one has "Wind Cave National Park" embossed on the bottom of the bottle.  Wind Cave National Park in in Southwest South Dakota. The bottle's condition is very good.  It is a 32 oz. bottle.  The bottle looks to be hardly ever used, however, there is a slight bit of case wear on the bottom edge, as shown.  The screw cap is in brilliant condition. Shipping for this old bottle will be only $9.00 anywhere in the U.S. for 2-4 day Priority mail. I will combine shipping of my many asst. bottles, 2-4 bottles for only $14.00, up to 6 for only $18.00, anywhere in the U.S.

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