Nicknsfd
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I can tell but it looks why early non machine look at the seam line if the same doesn't go all the way to the top hits 1890 but I know in 1890 they made a brown Coke bottle I wasn't aware they made a crown on top in that color but check the same line out it was below the crown neck more than likely it's not a machine made bottle if the seam line goes from bottom all the way to the top of the crown it is a machine made bottle but it still is need and I liked it
In Louisville Kentucky goes like this as far as Coca-Cola is concerned we have the Coca-Cola plant in Kentucky the first Coke was the green hobble skirt the one before that was Brown that was the one that they used to put cocaine in the brown bottle that's where the old slogan came from drink Coca-Cola because it makes you feel good of course it did it was full of cocaine to I would love to find a privy just full of brown Coke bottles of course Louisville Kentucky's got one of the sweetest ones it's called the circle Coke what it was was an arrow that went around the emblem Coca-Cola Louisville Kentucky very desirable to Coke collectorsIts their company wide bottle. There are alot of variations for sure. Not worth tons maybe 25-35 bucks. nice colour.
Those bottles are not around here in Louisville Kentucky I've never seen one before that's what's so cool about bottles that's why I like going different places and digging bottles because you always find all kinds of cool and different varieties of bottles names and brands that you ain't never seen I love the bottle the very fond of fine and dig I'll probably dug over 5,000 in 35 years and it was a joy to find them and also I'll probably dug over 200 privies ranging from 6 foot deep to the deepest one went 35 feet deep. Dug by hand one bucket at a time wow talking about a work out wow!That was my first guess too, had a friend do some digging and found all the different types and couldn’t find anything matching the small print not Caps on the bottom. Was just wondering if anyone has ever seen a similar piece. Might not be rare but seems unique. One of my pictures at beginning of thread shows different ways bottle where made and couldn’t seem to find this specific bottle. Thanks
That was my first guess too, had a friend do some digging and found all the different types and couldn’t find anything matching the small print not Caps on the bottom. Was just wondering if anyone has ever seen a similar piece. Might not be rare but seems unique. One of my pictures at beginning of thread shows different ways bottle where made and couldn’t seem to find this specific bottle. Thanks