Bottle Identification

[Airboater]

Hi all, I'm new to the bottle collecting scene. I got a piece of property in central Georgia and after walking it I starting finding old bottles. Most of the bottles are being found in a hollow that runs underneath an old railroad track. Here is a picture of one of my finds, it might not be really old but it is the one that got me digging every time I go up. It has lots of air bubbles in the glass and other imperfections and is about 7" tall. Is it an old milk bottle? Thanks all!

 

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Pickle/olive jar...TOC is my guess on the age.... Welcome to the forum....Jim

 

[Airboater]

thanks Jim! Here is a Coke bottle and another bottle that I have no idea who made it or what was in it. I found six of the coke bottles so far but all but two had small chips in them. Sorry for the dirty bottles, still researching the best way to clean bottles. I've already broken a bottle by just washing it and using a toothbrush. Any info on either of these two bottles would be appreciated also.

 

[Airboater]

Coke Bottle Pict 2

 

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Nice Coke, straight side Cokes like that can bring some good money depending on where they're from or the different variants of what is embossed on them....Jim

 

[Airboater]

Genie Bottle

 

[Airboater]

Genie Bottle Bottom

 

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ORIGINAL: Airboater

Genie Bottle

Looks like a Hair Tonic bottle, it would have had a paper label...

 

[Airboater]

Hair Tonic! LOL Too bad I didn't find a full bottle! I could have put it to use. Thanks

 

[Airboater]

All I can see on the Coke bottle other than what can be seen in the pictures is: Registered Trademark which underneath the Coca Cola on the side. Around the very bottom is says: Property of Coca Cola Co. Helena Ca.