Bottles

[Boomer1]

Found these in a dry lake.

Not sure of how old they are, the Pepsi has everyone stumped.

 

[Ant]

I would say the Pipsicola bottle is from 1966, I think that's what the 66 on the bottle represents.

 

[fowlercharles]

Hi Boomer, Always check that particular style Coke bottle when you find them to see if they happen to be the "Christmas Coke". They will be dated Dec. 25, 1923. That's a "Goodie" and are rare now, and worth a few $.Even the one you show is older and becoming rare. Any older Coke is a goodie. First "Christmas" I found I actually pitched over my shoulder back into the woods before realizing something was different about it. Glad I saved it! Most all of your older "embossed" bottles will be of some value. HH, Charlie

 

[Boomer1]

Just looking around, I think that the Coke bottle is early 1950's. It also has 54-52 midway, offset to the left below the middle of the bottle.

 

[hotrodzincoln]

I save all of the embossed pop bottles that I find, and any silk screened bottles of any type. I think even the no deposit, no return bottles are interesting. I agree with the estimated dates of the bottles. Nice finds!