Company Names, addresses, dates¹:
  Victory Bottling Works, Southeast corner of Sutton & Chain Bridge Roads, Vienna VA (c1924-c1947)

Notes:
An April 30, 1926 article in the Fairfax Herald said that the Victory Bottling Works was just incorporated with W.T. Buser president, H.W.Gunnell vice president, and R.C.Yost secretary and treasurer. It went on to say that they manufactured, bottled and sold soft drinks, and that the company had been established about 2 years earlier.
Apparently the sold beer as well after prohibition was lifted. An August 23, 1935 article in the Fairfax Herald said that Hugh Gunnel was continuing the business after his partner W.T. Buser died six weeks earlier, and that they bottled Heurich beer, ale and porter.
An ad in a 1947 phonebook listed Victory Bottling Works as a distributor of Budweiser and Senate Beer, as well as Virginia Dare & Dixie Wine.

Bottles:

(enlarge)	This is a clear, 7.75" crown top bottle with a diamond pattern, embossed: in script on front/back shoulders: Victory along th bottom edge: VICTORY BOTG. WKS. INC VIENNA VA. 6 FL. OZS. bottom: B I painted some of the raised embossing to make it stand out better.
(enlarge)	This bottle is the same color, size & embossing as the bottle above. The difference is that this one has a "patented priof" top. It was designed so that you could pry the bottle cap off with a coin. Click on the photo to zoom in and see it close up. The additional embossing on the lip says: embossed on the lip: REGISTERED PATTENTED PRIOF
(enlarge)	This is a clear, 7.75" crown top bottle with three rings, embossed: front in round pattern: VICTORY/ BOTTLING WORKS / W.T. BUSER / PROP. / VIENNA, VA. front along bottom edge: REGISTERED back along bottom edge: 7 FL. OZ. bottom: 25N1