Rare Blue Cod Glass Soda Bottle With Blue Marble & Rubber Gasket Circa

This rare blue cod glass soda bottle with a blue marble from J Robert's circa 1900 is a must-have for collectors of modern (1900-now) sodas. The bottle type is perfect for soda enthusiasts and the blue color adds to its unique appeal.
The bottle is a collectible item and is perfect for those who are looking for a rare piece to add to their collection. The blue marble adds to its charm and makes it stand out from other soda bottles. This is a great item for those who appreciate the history of soda bottles and want to own a part of it.
The Codd marble bottle was born from the need to keep carbonated drinks from going ‘flat’. Originally, effervescent drinks were contained in stoneware bottles, but these allowed the gas to leak and the drink would indeed go flat. Soon, bottlers were using glass bottles but noted that the pressure from the gas within the bottle could force the cork stopper out, especially if the cork dried out.
In 1872, then 34-year old Hiram Codd of Suffolk, England solved the problem by inventing and patenting his design for a bottle that used a marble and rubber gasket to seal the beverage within.