I found a quart Absolutely Pure Milk bottle on our property in Colorado. The bottle has a green tint. There is no valve/ejection mark and no factory marking on the bottom. Nor is there a capacity or volume of contents marked on the bottle. The spacing of the letters is not uniform. For example, there is a big space between the letters l and u in the word Absolutely. Can anyone tell me the approximate date of the bottle or if it might be a repo?
Dating Absolutely Pure Milk Bottle
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Robby Raccoon
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I think they began turning up in the 1950s as European imports for peoples' tables. Still made today in similar designs.
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It's absolutely a repro, although they are based off of a real bottle the real Thatcher ones look almost nothing like that except for somewhat similar embossing.
whittled
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They were sold empty, what was done with them was up to the buyer.
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