GLASSHOPPER55
Senior Member
Bottle Master

All I can add is...WOW!

Iggy, what a great-looking collection! I'm jealous!

"Constitutional Humors" lol. I love how they used to talk. Cool bottle RelicRaker!

Don't know about rarity, but those twist type caps were big around 1970-75 in my area anyway.

That makes sense. Agree!

Agree! I have a bunch of these type cartons.

Nice! A slugplate with an image in it. Not something you see everyday.

Looks like 1962 with all the ACL worn off. Is it 12 or 16 oz.? Anyone know when 7-up started with 16 oz?

I'd guess 40s-50s. At least.

We called them "cabin" inks. I have an identical one.

Some nice early glass there Mister Ed!

That IS neat! Don't see many of those around. I have some "Apple Slice" wax cups that I think didn't go over too well and was discontinued quickly.

Pretty neat with that bottom heel embossing!

Best bet is to look for possible dump areas like they said above and get a probe and start stabbin' till you hit stuff, then dig and see whatcha got.

Never saw anything quite like it. Very "artsy" though.

I've not seen one like that either. Cool!

That's odd, seems the ones with the images on them are in demand, there aren't that many.

I have found similar OLD chards in the most unlikely places also...Makes you scratch your head sometimes. I have found whole unbroken hutches just on...

Leon, I still say we need an "Old Cans' thread on this here forum. If only just to see some of your cans anyway.

Leon, I love your perseverence chipping that out. I've found old cans in walls but never bottles encased in cement walls. Maybe there's more to find...

Wow. didn't know that. Thx.

Slang for "hundreds". OP asks "18 Hundos" (hundreds). Get it?