BottleDragon
Member
New Bottler

Thanks for the info Canadacan... and nice collection! I will keep you in mind if I find any more of either bottle. Actually, I'm just across...

If there is no maker's mark, then you would need to research which company Pond's contracted to make their jars. Some large companies actually bought...

Good research. Owens-Illinois introduced Duraglass in 1940, so it must date from 1940 or later. There was some overlap in switching from single digit...

Yeah, I'm only familiar with the later designs for Whistle. I did search Google, but I could only find the smaller (6.5 oz) version of this...

They're decently attractive as far as modern bottles go. I used to drink it fairly often in my late teens, but I didn't bother saving any. I'd agree...

It's prime digging season here. Finally starting to dry out and not too overgrown yet. Already had encounters with bees and mosquitoes, though. ...

I've found the small version in clear, dated 1945 and made by Owens-Illinois. Same texture, same everything except for the color. I'd assumed mine...