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10-20-2019, 10:45 PM #1Senior Member Bottle Master
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Too damaged to bring home but worth some photos
I wanted to show some photos of various bottles I've come across in the past few weeks while out in the woods. They are all either broken or have bad labels but I wanted to document what is out there. For those unaware, I post photos of my good bottles in albums here: https://www.antique-bottles.net/album.php?u=25572
First a 1953 7UP pinup lady bottle from Uniontown, PA. Made at the local Anchor Hocking in South Connellsville, PA.
Next is a 1946 Will G. Keck Big Stick soda bottle from Kecksburg, PA.
Next is a 1958 milk bottle from Quality Dairy in Connellsville, PA.
Next is this old Howdy soda bottle from Uniontown, PA which is the only one I've ever seen from there!
Next is a 1961 Kohlman's chocolate milk bottle. A Pittsburgh company.
A 1970 Mountain Dew Hillbilly and 1968 Mountain Dew Yahoo.
A Coughanour and Company slug plate soda bottle from Connellsville.
A crystal water slug plate bottle from Uniontown, PA.
A beautiful unknown cobalt blue bottle.
A F.A.D Richter London / New York pain medicine bottle.
A Fayette Brewing beer bottle from Uniontown, PA.
A Liberty slug plate soda bottle from Connellsville, PA.
A Model Dairy pint milk bottle from Connellsville, PA.
A Pond's Bitters bottle. Or what is left of it.
A Richard Mudnut New York bottle.
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10-21-2019, 12:03 AM #2Member New Bottler
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Very cool
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10-22-2019, 12:19 AM #3Senior Member Bottle Master
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I would of took the Hutch home even if Broke. I got some pretty rough busted up bottles at home. LEON.
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10-22-2019, 10:17 AM #4Senior Member Bottle Master
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Yes I agree with Leon, I'd have grabbed a couple of those (especially any locals) until a better one comes along. Some real cryers there. Love that Howdy and the richter especially.
"Digging Up the Past --- One Bottle at a Time, Since 1969"
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10-22-2019, 12:46 PM #5Senior Member Bottle Finder
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Hopefully you found some complete ones to help you get over those criers? If so, pictures!
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10-22-2019, 02:36 PM #6Senior Member Bottle Master
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Thanks for looking Daniel!
Originally Posted by DanielinAk
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10-22-2019, 02:38 PM #7Senior Member Bottle Master
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Originally Posted by hemihampton
Guys I know, it was hard to just leave them there. But I'm already running out of space for my intact bottles and can't display them all. Just have to pick and choose now. Originally Posted by GLASSHOPPER55
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10-22-2019, 02:39 PM #8Senior Member Bottle Master
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Actually yes I always find some to help me get over the broken ones. It's about a 50/50 thing. I'll post photos of those later. Originally Posted by bottlecrazy
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10-22-2019, 02:45 PM #9Senior Member Bottle Master
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Here's some more broken ones, from yesterday.
A Farmer's Co-op Dairy Association from Connellsville, PA
1966 Sundrop Golden Girl soda made by Glenshaw.
1955 McKeesport, PA Coke
Nehi Soda Bottle from Uniontown, PA made by D.O.C Glass.
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10-22-2019, 03:01 PM #10Senior Member Bottle Master
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Also I brought home this Howdy Bottle made by D.O.C. and reinforced it with super glue. The bottom was ready to disintegrate.
I still am not sure if I'll keep it because already have a perfect Connellsville Howdy Bottle.
Last edited by WesternPA-collector; 10-22-2019 at 03:21 PM.
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