Taw's Purity Antique Crown Seal Soft Drink Bottle c.1920s–1930s Davenport Desk while the 14th Light Horse

while the 14th Light Horse was reformed as a machine gun regiment

Approximate Size

Ten days after the landing the 2nd Brigade was transferred from ANZAC to Cape Helles to help in the attack on the village of Krithia

with subtle green pooling at the base

while the reverse retains the classic ownership text indicating the bottle remained company property

Taw's Purity Antique Crown Seal Soft Drink Bottle c.1920s–1930s Davenport Desk while the 14th Light HorseOriginal Australian embossed Taw's Purity crown seal soft drink bottle dating from the interwar period (circa 1920s1930s). This clear glass bottle features the distinctive TAW'S embossing above the PURITY shield logo, with ownership embossing around the base reading "This Bottle is the Property of" (partially obscured by wear). It is a classic example of early Australian proprietary soft drink packaging before the widespread adoption of ACL bottles. A