Are there fake straight sided Coke bottles?

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ShowMeStateBottles

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Bottlenutboy,

I just sent you an email with the bottles.

I'm headed out to a flea market to see what i can find, talk to you guys when i get back.
 

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There's one amber SS Coke I am aware of...it's from Knoxville Tenn, was made in the 70's and has a mouth so narrow you can barely get yer little finger in it...[/align] [/align]Another Commemorative/RepRo, from the 70's (I think), is the amber Jackson Tenn with Arrow that has fooled some people...and been passed on as authentic. It is lighter in weight than the original. I can't recall the other ways to ID, other than it's obviously "modern made."[/align]
 

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The Knoxville Tenn is a repRo...made by the same guys that faked the Masons patent 1858 jars back in the late 60's...

The Jackson Tenn is a Commemorative and a repro of the old Coke...why else are sellers able to pass them off as authentic??
Thanks for reminding me about the other ways to ID the Jackson.
 

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Whiskeyman,

Have you ever heard of J.A. Withers Distillery Allenville Missouri?

I collect all Allenville stuff, but I have a nice Whiskey jug from Allenville, and a shot glass for that distillery too.

Just wondering if you had heard of it?
 

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SHOWME...no, I haven't. I see mostly Eastern bottles around here. And my "whiskey" focus is mainly on local/regional .
 

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