6 ounce embossed Pepsi bottle.

[Newtothiss]

I figured it was the same thing just worded differently. Why return if there's no deposit..

 

[bubbas dad]

company might not have had the equipment to clean and reuse the bottles, so they wouldn't have need the bottle back. just a guess.

 

[Meweezee]

What's on the bottom? The fact it's a NDNR says something about the age I think.

 

[Meweezee]

I figured it was the same thing just worded differently. Why return if there's no deposit..

 

[hemihampton]

Looks like a 1948 Bottle. Most I see that year are ACL. Leon.

 

[bubbas dad]

this might help a little https://www.antique-bottles.net/threads/pepsi-nrnd.687224/#post-696233

 

[Meweezee]

this might help a little https://www.antique-bottles.net/threads/pepsi-nrnd.687224/#post-696233

Thanks

 

[ernie]

I
I have a few of these (6) oz.Pepsi Cola bottles.There are two types.This one is an early,(1948) DNR/No Deposit bottle.Who knows how many survived.Manufactured ,with the intent to throw away.

 

[ernie]

I don't think a ND is the same as a NDNR? I think the NDNR started out in the 1940's. long story but mostly to compete with the compettion of the Beer Can. LEON.

I have many of these bottles.Embossed on one side/front of bottle,NOT TO BE REFILLED, (6) FULL FL.-OZ,in circle on neck.On back of bottle,NO DEPOSIT*NO RETURN, (6) FULL FL. OZ, in circle on neck.PEPSI=COLA embossed in slug on back & front of bottle.Crown top.

 

[Meweezee]

What value would you give my Pepsi Bottle?