C.F. Plitt York, pa bottle

[Dirty Dog]

I'm new to this and was wondering if some experts could help me out. Myself and a friend went digging over the weekend at a old dump outside of town. I came across a "blop top" bottle with C.F. Plitt Bottler on the front and a "P" on the bottom. All the searches come up with beer bottles, but none look like this one. I'll try to get a pic if this one stumps everybody. So far the finds have been making me want to go back and see what I can find. Some of the broken bottles would have been awsome finds. I apreciate any help and I'll be sure to return to learn more at your forum!

 

[David E]

Well it may be Pierce glass NY
P in a circle 1905 to 1917
P since 1917
Dave

 

[cerberus314]

What color is the bottle? Is it a hutch?

 

[cskline]

Old thread here, understood, but I've found a trio of York PA bottles and one of them is also a C.F.Plitt 12-1/2 oz. bottle.
Has a date code on the back "D.O.C. 11 53". Make any sense to anyone?

 

[Bottle 2 Rocks]

Old thread here, understood, but I've found a trio of York PA bottles and one of them is also a C.F.Plitt 12-1/2 oz. bottle.
Has a date code on the back "D.O.C. 11 53". Make any sense to anyone?

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Dominic O Cunningham glassworks Pittsburgh 1882-1931 -can't tell you what the numbers mean but the bottle looks to be early 1900's

 

[hemihampton]

I think that is a S3 instead of 53. I have many Hutch's with D.O.C. 11 & other Numbers then S3. could the 11 possibly be 1911 Date? LEON.

 

[cskline]

Thanks for the info guys!

 

[CanadianBottles]

Could just be mold numbers rather than a date code. I'm not sure how common date codes were in the US around the era of your bottle, I don't think our glassmakers were using them yet at that point.