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THROWBACK! Towne Club --Wooden Case PLUS 12 flawless bottles!Collector - $80 (ALBION)

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Dude! These rock! Stored inside since the 1960's!!! GREAT shape! No chips--knicks--cracks ! Dang!
Check out the history of Towne Club for a good retro giggle and a throwback memory zinger! (for some of us lol) Really cool addition to any collection! Display! Biz! Artist! Appreciator! SUCH a super cool GIFT!!

Includes Excellent condition 12 GREEN bottles---and the classic WOODEN case you used to return to store--walk around--and fill with a fresh case ! (remember drive thru beverage centers? Yeah ,man. THAT's some kickazz vintage American car culture coolness eh?)

Was $92---------
Get ALL twelve--PLUS wooden case--------------Now only $85 *--------

Cash only please.
No delivery. No shipping.
LOCAL PICKUP in BROCKPORT or GREECE if work schedule allows----

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If you are RULLY bored---check out this LOCAL Upstate NY history of TC "pop"! (the proper name for it!) lol

Towne Club was founded and operated by Harold Samhat in the mid-1960s.[1] The company first started selling its pop in its own retail outlets in Detroit, known as "pop centers". It was an affordable alternative to bigger brands such as Coca-Cola and Pepsi, and often sold well in Detroit's poorer neighborhoods. The pop centers offered many more flavors of soda pop than were typically seen in grocery stores, and the pop was sold by the 24-glass-bottle wooden case. People would enter the store, grab a wooden crate, and walk around the various stacks of pop around the warehouse-type store. Customers would bring back empty bottles and cases and start all over again.

The company carved out its niche by offering multiple flavors in both regular and diet varieties in an attempt to rival its more powerful regional competitor, Faygo. The attempt proved successful, as Towne Club was able to expand its reach further North in Michigan, South into Central Indiana, parts of Northwestern Ohio, Upstate New York and Florida.
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