Tizer bottle
- Made:
- 1925 in Manchester
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LicenseTizer bottle stopper photographed staight on on a white
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Tizer bottle photographed staight on on a black background
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Tizer bottle photographed staight on on a white background
Science Museum Group Collection
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Bottle for 'Tizer', 1925
The brand 'Tizer' was established by Fred Pickup in Manchester in 1924. It was originally marketed as 'Tizer the Appetizer'. After Pickup's death, the company was owned by the Armour Trust before being sold to A.G. Barr in 1972. A.G. Barr maintained links with Greater Manchester with a factory in Atherton (which closed in 2007). It now has a sales and marketing office in Bolton and a distribution centre in Moston.
Details
- Category:
- Food & Drink Industry
- Object Number:
- Y2013.1
- Measurements:
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overall: height 223 mm, 0.477 kg
- type:
- bottle
