Company History: A distant third in the $50-billion soft drink industry, Royal Crown Company, Inc. produces and sells concentrates used in the production of soft drinks that are sold domestically and internationally to independent, licensed bottlers. Royal Crown's leading brand, RC Cola, ranked as the third-largest national brand of cola behind
Brownās first bottling plant, built in 1925, stood on nearby Morgan Street. The plant bottled both Royal Crown and Seven-Up sodas until at least 1963, with Tru-Ade sodas added in 1955. From 1955 to 1960, the C. T. Wilson Construction Company operated here as well, likely in a rear addition. The large plant, the largest building in the Based on what I know about Royal Crown Cola bottles and Glenshaw Glass, my guess is that your bottle is from the 1940s. As you mentioned, it should have a lip-letter that will correspond with the date it was made. The 1770 is a bottle style code. The 35 is probably a mold number but definitely not a date code.The Nehi Corporation and the Birth of Royal Crown. Claud A. Hatcher passed away in 1933 and The Nehi Corporationās Vice President H.R. Mott quickly began to streamline operations. His goal was to make the company debt-free within the year. Another part of Mottās plan was the reformulation of Chero-Cola into a more refreshing beverage.19 likes, 0 comments - mkatheatre on November 29, 2021: "Some of our favourite venues (in no particular order) (and no more/less than other v" RZVg. 42 249 142 448 499 101 70 407 165