GLASSHOPPER55
Senior Member
Bottle Master

I remember back in the late 60s-early 70s going to the store picking out all the "old" style Pepsi's and/or Cokes and assembling a 6 pack of them and...

That's a 70s style cap, before they went to the screw on type. I have a ton of them from when I was an addicted Pepsi drinker.:D

good, that's what Campbell's Soups are, mmmm good! (1960s soup ad from the past.):)

I agree on the Charles & Co. looking like a Bitters. Maybe a chemical bottle also. That Lactone is really interesting...and cool! Wish I knew more.

Hemi, you lucked out. I've dug many an ACL just to have the paint shrivel as soon as the 2019 air hits 'em. Especially milks.

Yeah they ARE survivors. Can't find those out in the woods, they have to have been inside to look that nice. These are collections of the future so...

Nice digs, Leon. I wish I could get into that era, lately it's 20th Century surface and pits for me. Thx for posting all those pics! To "Western",...

VERY nice collection there! I hilight some of my bottles with a sharpie like you do to make them easier to read. Beats the old way of painting the...

What a great pair of TPs there! That one with the date especially. Don't see that much.

Yeah they are not rare, but that drippy lip is COOL!

Never saw one like it either. Cool bottle!

+1 Leon is correct. The blue Lomaxes are a great way to get into early cobalt for little $$, yet make nice additions to a collection.

That bottom style is called a "kick up".

That Jocko is a COOL can with that clown on it and all...

Still a cool bottle though RR!

Yes I agree with Leon, I'd have grabbed a couple of those (especially any locals) until a better one comes along. Some real cryers there. Love that...

Leon, those are COOL! I sure would love to run into some original NOS labels someday. Have a year on the 2 FULL GLASSES bottle?

10-4 I found one of my rarest local hutches in a shallow dump among those old orange TOC bricks. I'm still amazed it wasn't even chipped, though a...

I've dug a few and didn't know what they were. Thanks CB.