Eye-Se, Nu-Icy, Nu-Grape, Lime Cola | Antique Bottle Stories

I am an antique bottle collector, and my favorite part of collecting these old bottles, is the old stories that come with them. Join me as we look at the histories of my bottle collection.
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[@wildpinto3291]

They certainly are good looking bottles. I like the rare ones.

[@antiquebottlestories]

Me too!

[@Looter8TreasureHunter]

Love the old bottles. That nugrape bottle is my favourite soda bottle.

[@applegal3058]

Thanks for sharing all the information you did manage to find. I say your videos help lots of bottle collectors.

[@antiquebottlestories]

Aww, thanks!

[@PeterWiernicki]

I'm glad that UA-cam recommended this video. I've been a fan of antique glass bottles since I was a kid and started collecting them here and there a few years ago. Thank you for all you've done so far. I look forward to learning more from your upcoming videos.

[@antiquebottlestories]

Thanks! Its nice "meeting" you! :)

[@SwampRatNation]

Your eye-se bottle looks a lot like a Ta-Ka bottle I found, actually 2 also bottled in Orlando Florida, apparently Ta-Ka was a chocolate flavored soda. I’ve just started adding bottle digging and collecting to my hobbies and glad I found your channel!!

[@sunrunneroldbottels223]

I have never even seen these bottle before. I have the Nu- Icy in the New Grape style, but that other one is news to me. good job on such an obscure bottle.

[@antiquebottlestories]

Thanks!

[@user-rj2ln5yo4b]

I have an EYE-SE 9 flu ozs that looks clear instead of aqua. Nothing on the bottom of the bottle except for a raised circle in the center. Where yours has the embossed ROOT, mine has CHATT 27. Mine was found in West TN like 8 to 10 years ago. Thanks For All You Have Done with the Research!

[@antiquebottlestories]

Yeah i remember coming across a few different examples. Thanks!

[@jeffkeith3654]

I purchased a EYE-SEE Bottle which is stamped Westville, IL. Almost In used condition.

[@antiquebottlestories]

i ended up selling this one on ebay couple months ago. They are pretty rare. GOod find! :)

[@whiskeycitydiggers]

Very interesting as always! I love those art deco sodas. The first hometown bottle I dug was a NU-WA from Peoria. There's a line over the A so I assume it's pronounced New Way. Haven't found anything about it but it's still one of my favorites. I can only assume it was "inspired" by the Nu-Icy, Nu-Grape products.

[@antiquebottlestories]

Ooh, sounds interesting. I will look and see if i can find any newspaper ads for it

[@antiquebottlestories]

so, in 1917, i found a " nu-wa clothes washer",
in 1930 patent book i found a "nu-wa mfg, which mfg kitchen utensils,
in 1972 newspapers, some "nu-wa camping trailers",
in 1954, a "nu-wa building and realtor company",
but its not until 1997 that i see a nu-wa beverage company in corpus christi texas, and in white plains new york.
its gonna take some more digging, but i have to get ready for work. i have some bottles that wont give up their stories. you might have to sit on it for a while till something pops up on the internet for it. :)

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

Not a lot to go on, that's for sure! But your bottle is beautiful!❤️

[@antiquebottlestories]

Thanks!