Card's Mill Tangerine Sparkling Water Bottle
Vintage Soda & Beverage Bottles

Card's Mill Tangerine Sparkling Water Bottle

This is a vintage green glass bottle for Card's Mill Premium Tangerine Sparkling Water, with a capacity of 28 fluid ounces (approximately 828 ml). The bottle is constructed from translucent emerald-green glass and features a tapered neck leading to a metal screw-top cap. It retains its original wrap-around paper labels. The top neck label includes text stating 'GLASS maintains the PURITY & holds the FIZZ!', while the larger main body label features the distinctive 'Card's Mill' cursive logo in white against a vibrant orange and black background. The label specifies the product is 'Premium', 'Natural', and 'Sodium Free'. Condition-wise, the glass remains intact without visible cracks, though the surface shows light dust and grime accumulation. The paper labels exhibit significant signs of aging, including yellowing, foxing, and minor fraying at the edges, which is typical for paper ephemera of this era. The metal cap shows slight oxidation or surface wear. Based on the typography, nutritional facts panel format, and glass bottle style, this item likely dates back to the late 20th century, specifically the 1980s or 1990s.

Estimated Value

$25 - $45

Basic Information

Category

Vintage Soda & Beverage Bottles

Appraised On

May 3, 2026

Estimated Value

$25 - $45

Item Description

This is a vintage green glass bottle for Card's Mill Premium Tangerine Sparkling Water, with a capacity of 28 fluid ounces (approximately 828 ml). The bottle is constructed from translucent emerald-green glass and features a tapered neck leading to a metal screw-top cap. It retains its original wrap-around paper labels. The top neck label includes text stating 'GLASS maintains the PURITY & holds the FIZZ!', while the larger main body label features the distinctive 'Card's Mill' cursive logo in white against a vibrant orange and black background. The label specifies the product is 'Premium', 'Natural', and 'Sodium Free'. Condition-wise, the glass remains intact without visible cracks, though the surface shows light dust and grime accumulation. The paper labels exhibit significant signs of aging, including yellowing, foxing, and minor fraying at the edges, which is typical for paper ephemera of this era. The metal cap shows slight oxidation or surface wear. Based on the typography, nutritional facts panel format, and glass bottle style, this item likely dates back to the late 20th century, specifically the 1980s or 1990s.

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