splante
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Has any discussion taken place on having a seperate forum for NDNR bottles ?seems to be getting more and more popular...also although I only have a few milks.any thought of having a section (forum) for milk collectors?
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GuntherHess
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not trying to divert your post but i have to ask, are there any folks over 40 that collect NDNR?
It seems difficult for me to consider collecting something I grew up throwing away.
I guess in some areas it may be one of the few bottles types you can find in the wild?
cyberdigger
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The bottles I chucked out the car window as a teen are coming back to haunt me.. [
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Steve, and anyone else who wants more forums, please feel free to speak up and make suggestions, or support other motions to expand our list of forums. It only takes a dollar and a dream, or something like that.. []
]RICKJJ59W
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I hate to say it but I am seeing newer and newer bottles on here.I was thinking 1890 was new but after I read what some people are collecting 1890 seems stone age but to each his own,do your thing.
Me personalty, I hate new stuff.(21st century) it makes me cringe.
There I got that off my chest [8D]
cowseatmaize
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I put a poll out about that a little while back. It was a good outcome but not overwhelming enough.
I find em all the time there OK, but I never save them, I save bottles from the 1800's early 1900s. depending on what they are: teens, 20's-30's-40's some 1950's bottles and applied color labels until the late 60's. but to each there own they';ll be old someday.
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Really good idea Gordon,...I second the motion.
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