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SODAPOPBOB, I checked my 1915 Detroit Coke & no root 17 at heel, BUT it does have what looks like a G 20 at heel. or maybe 6 20. Definately has a 20 but letter or # in front of that pretty faint. What would a G20 mean? THANKS, LEON.
 
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hemihampton / Leon Based on what I know about bottle marks and the information from these two sources, I'm thinking your bottle was made by the Graham Glass Company in 1920. However, I'm also thinking there should be some accompanying letters and/or numbers. Please check your bottle closely and see if it has anything else on the base and/or heel ... 1. From Bill Porter book 2. From Bill Lockhart article [attachment=Graham Glass Bill Porter Book.jpg] [attachment=Graham Glass Bill Lockhart.jpg]
 

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