Vintage 1950s 7-Up Painted Label Bottle | Alaska ACL | Sold Individually For Sale

Price is PER ONE (1) bottle

Available is ONE (1) authentic vintage 7-Up painted-label bottle, offered individually, with the option to purchase multiple bottles from the same listing.

A total of 157 bottles are available from this collection.

👉 The listed price applies to ONE are original early-1950s era green glass 7-Up bottles featuring the iconic orange square ACL (Applied Color Label) with white lettering and dot accents, along with matching painted neck logos.

No decals.

No reproductions.

Just genuine mid-century soda bottles with honest age and • Original factory-applied ACL painted labels

• Anchorage, Alaska distribution

• Painted neck logos present

• Backside slogans include:

• “Fresh Up”

• “You Like It — It Likes You”

• Strong visual appeal with natural factory variation

• Classic mid-century (Per Bottle)

• Bottles have not been cleaned (original interior and exterior surfaces)

• No cracks or chips

• Light wear consistent with age

• Minor paint alignment shifts, dot placement differences, and embossing variation are normal and expected due to hand-applied manufacturing processes of the era

• Overall good to very good display condition

These are vintage bottles — variation is part of their authenticity and appeal.

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Glass Embossing & Production Details

Photos show representative examples of bottom embossing, including mold numbers and production codes. These markings vary across the group, consistent with mid-century glass production.

Exact manufacturing plants and years cannot be guaranteed, but all bottles fall within the same general production era and Alaska distribution Requests Welcome

If you are interested in purchasing multiple bottles with similar bottom embossing or production characteristics, feel free to message me prior to ordering.

I’m happy to attempt to accommodate requests when inventory allows, though exact matches cannot be collection was secured from a U.S. Air Force service member stationed in Alaska, later shipped to Texas and purchased directly from surviving family members.

The bottles were accumulated locally in Alaska and stored together for decades.

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For larger quantity purchases, buyers are welcome to message me to discuss availability or shipping & Handling — Please Read Carefully

These are heavy, fragile glass bottles and are packed accordingly.

• Shipping cost is per order and calculated at checkout

• Buyer pays shipping (no flat-rate or free shipping)

• Bottles are packed individually with protective materials

• Larger orders may ship in multiple boxes to reduce risk of damage

• Shipping costs reflect carrier rates, weight, box size, and proper packing — not handling fees

Because of the nature of vintage glass, shipping may cost more than lightweight items. This ensures bottles arrive safely and intact.

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Large Orders & Custom Shipping

For higher-quantity purchases, shipping may be upgraded to multiple boxes or alternate carriers when appropriate.

Buyers are encouraged to message me before purchase with any shipping questions or requests for Notes

• Price is per one (1) bottle

• Photos show representative examples

• Original vintage bottles — not reproductions

• Inventory is limited to this collection

• Once sold, additional bottles will not be available