bottlebugs
Well-Known Member
Someday my wife will find either her camera or her charger or both. They never
get put down the same place twice.
1930 acid etched Coke glasses, 1920 America Dry acid etched seltzer, 1924 9 oz NEHI Chero-Cola bottle w/cap, 1950 Italian Coke w/cap, Jacobs 5 oz syrup, 1970 Greek Coke w/cap,1922 Chero-Cola bottle w/cap and NOS label,1934 Pepsi bottle w/cap and NOS labels, 1925 Pepsi bottle w/cap. (I removed the repro label on the Pepsi as they weren't being used by 1927)
1931 America Dry of Canada bottle w/3 cent KIK cap, 1936 KIK bottle
w/NOS 1936 label and period cap, 1946 KIK bottle w/NOS 1946 labels
and period cap, 1952 KIK bottle w/period cap.
That's my entire bottle collection. Two more coming and that's that.
I have thin flex mylar sheets that came with my last grocery order that I make
protective sleeves for my paper labels. Glue is now a thing of the past.
If I get a better bottle or better label it's an easy switch without damaging
either. Especially labels these day. They are getting as expensive as stamps.
get put down the same place twice.
1930 acid etched Coke glasses, 1920 America Dry acid etched seltzer, 1924 9 oz NEHI Chero-Cola bottle w/cap, 1950 Italian Coke w/cap, Jacobs 5 oz syrup, 1970 Greek Coke w/cap,1922 Chero-Cola bottle w/cap and NOS label,1934 Pepsi bottle w/cap and NOS labels, 1925 Pepsi bottle w/cap. (I removed the repro label on the Pepsi as they weren't being used by 1927)
1931 America Dry of Canada bottle w/3 cent KIK cap, 1936 KIK bottle
w/NOS 1936 label and period cap, 1946 KIK bottle w/NOS 1946 labels
and period cap, 1952 KIK bottle w/period cap.
That's my entire bottle collection. Two more coming and that's that.
I have thin flex mylar sheets that came with my last grocery order that I make
protective sleeves for my paper labels. Glue is now a thing of the past.
If I get a better bottle or better label it's an easy switch without damaging
either. Especially labels these day. They are getting as expensive as stamps.
