NOS Cohasset Grape Soda Cork‑Lined Bottle Cap — Native American Design (1950s) 🍇🥤

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New Old Stock (NOS) mid‑century Cohasset Grape Soda bottle cap 🍇🥤

Original New Old Stock (NOS) Cohasset Grape Soda bottle cap with intact cork liner and bold purple graphics. These caps were never used or crimped and survive in unused condition from mid‑century production.

The design features a stylized Native American profile in a feathered headdress above the Cohasset name and GRAPE SODA text. This type of Native American imagery was once common in American advertising but has effectively disappeared from modern packaging, making surviving examples an important record of a now‑extinct branding style.

Cohasset was part of the regional soda landscape centered around Youngstown, Ohio, during the mid‑20th century, when independent bottlers produced house‑branded flavors for local distribution. Grape soda was a staple of that era, strongly associated with soda fountains, neighborhood groceries, and small‑town bottling works.

🧷 Cork‑lined construction
Cork liners were standard before plastic and composite seals became widespread in the mid‑1950s. They are a reliable indicator of early bottling practice and connect directly to how these sodas were originally sealed and sold.

🖼️ Extinct advertising imagery
Native American iconography like the headdress profile on this cap is no longer used in mainstream beverage branding. Pieces like this are finite survivors from an era of American advertising that will not be repeated, which is a key driver of collector interest.

✔️ Authentic NOS vintage stock
This is original New Old Stock vintage bottling stock, not a reproduction. You will receive one NOS cap of the same design and era as shown. Minor variation between individual caps is normal for NOS vintage stock.