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Glascock Standard

Glascock · Model archive

Original specifications and identification notes preserved from the Soda-Machines.com reference archive.

Vending Capacity
72 Bottles
Precool Capacity
Four cases in reserve, under cooler
Dimensions
38" high, 31 1/2" wide, 23 1/2" deep
Weight
127 lbs. for shipping
Production Dates
Late 1920's into the early 1930's
Price New
$11.60/$15.00
Comments
The Standard Cooler comes standard with casters. The cooling compartment is approximately twice the size of the Glascock Junior . Like the other Glascock coolers, the Standard Cooler utilized panel inserts that could be replaced if necessary. Many times these inserts are damaged and difficult to repair so "good original" inserts are desirable. The Standard and Junior models are painted dark green Morocco that has become so familiar to Glascock Coolers. The Standard model is the first cooler standardized by the Coca-Cola company and is Glascock's most popular cooler. Storage below could accommodate four cases of empty bottles. The model pictured at the bottom is Glascock's "All Weather" version of the Standard.

Archive record 153. Specifications and historical notes were recovered from Soda-Machines.com. Measurements, capacities, dates, and original prices are presented as recorded in the source material.