Bireley's
Title
Bireley's
Subject
Soft Drinks
Foodways
Description
Bireley's was a non-carbonated orange flavored drink created by Frank Bireley in 1923, in Oakland, California. It was bought by General Foods in 1943 and became popular in Japan and Thailand in the 1950s.
There was district office and bottling operation for Bireley's in Atlanta from around 1936, given that there were many job listing ads for the company in the Atlanta Journal.
It seems to have died out in popularity in America in the 1960s after Frank Bireley's death.
There was district office and bottling operation for Bireley's in Atlanta from around 1936, given that there were many job listing ads for the company in the Atlanta Journal.
It seems to have died out in popularity in America in the 1960s after Frank Bireley's death.
Source
Publisher
Phoenix Project
Date
1923- c. 1960s(?)
Contributor
Emmett Cantkier
Format
349g
Height: 160mm
Diameter: 54mm
Height: 160mm
Diameter: 54mm
Type
Glass
Identifier
a188 ACC 220
Coverage
CCU 310
Collection
Citation
“Bireley's,” The Phoenix Project , accessed October 11, 2024, https://martaphoenixproject.gsuanthropology.com/items/show/162.
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