Bottles 1960's with 'First National' molded in shoulder

[repeet]

Clear glass with pattern impression making surface opaque.
Bottom info- 5 64 in middle with anchor logo between numbers,
L-757 above and, 2 below.
Wondered if 1st nat bank had promo soda produced at one time.
Thanks for looking!

 

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[Blackfoot58]

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[Red-Coat]

Welcome to Tnet.

Does your bottle have this logo?

If so, it was produced for “First National Stores” not the First National Bank. This was a retail supermarket chain headquartered in Somerville, Massachusetts operating under that name from 1925 when it was consolidated with the John T. Connor Company and O'Keeffe's, Inc. They initially concentrated on the Boston area, then expanded throughout New England and into New York and New Jersey. They also used the “Finast” name (as an acronym from FIrst NAtional STores) for store-brand products and ultimately adopted that name for the stores themselves until they were bought out by Pick-N-Pay in 1978.

 

[Digger RJ]

Welcome to Tnet.

Does your bottle have this logo?

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If so, it was produced for “First National Stores” not the First National Bank. This was a retail supermarket chain headquartered in Somerville, Massachusetts operating under that name from 1925 when it was consolidated with the John T. Connor Company and O'Keeffe's, Inc. They initially concentrated on the Boston area, then expanded throughout New England and into New York and New Jersey. They also used the “Finast” name (as an acronym from FIrst NAtional STores) for store-brand products and ultimately adopted that name for the stores themselves until they were bought out by Pick-N-Pay in 1978.

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