SODAPOPBOB said:
Morb To clarify what I meant about not finding a G bottle between 1932 and 1935, I meant that I haven't seen a G code on an actual bottle yet. I used 1932 because the earliest reference we have seen so far regarding Glenshaw using any lip letters is from the 1931 Ad below. That's why I'm quoting a portion of what you said in your opening statement about newspaper articles. In my opinion, magazine Ads and artist illustrations associated with them are no more reliable than are newspaper Ads. Just because the 1932 Ad doesn't illustrate any G's on the lip doesn't necessarily confirm that the actual bottles at the time didn't have them. For all we know the actual bottles might have had a G on the lip all the way from 1931 to 1935 and for some reason the 1932 Ad just didn't illustrate them. I'm not trying to split hairs or create controversy here, but rather, as you said in your last post, just trying to use "artifact evidence with which to make educated hypotheses." Personally, I don't consider newspaper Ads nor magazine Ads as "artifacts." Respectfully, Bobmorbious_fod said:
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