This vintage miniature Frostie Root Beer is a rare find from the 50s and still contains some liquid/ root beer inside. It is a must-have for any soda or advertising collectibles enthusiast. The colorful design and originality of the piece make it a unique addition to any collection. Made in the United States, this item showcases the history of soda and is a great conversation starter.

In 1939, Renting an abandoned jailhouse in Catonsville, Maryland, a suburb of Baltimore, [Rackensperger] used the garage that formerly housed the police wagon for setting up his bottling equipment ... and the various cells were employed to store sugar, crowns, and other supplies. In this small and unassuming enterprise, there was born a product which rapidly forced the elimination of the many flavors being bottled by Mr. Rackensperger. ... Frostie Old Fashion Root Beer had dwarfed all other plant products in sales. Consumer acceptance and volume sales rapidly brought about the need for much larger quarters and larger machinery to handle the continuing growth. Mr. Rackensperger left the jailhouse ... and a new modern plant was built."