Calgary Big Orange + early Canadian Hobble Skirt!

[RCO]

some of the coca cola bottles I have found broken from the 30's were made by consumers glass as they have a c in a triangle and they definity have dates on them from mid 30's-40's . but I don't think I have seen any with dates lower than 35 but are definity coca cola bottles from Canada with dates from late 30's . I've found a lot swimming at that location however almost all of them were broken or damaged , I found 2 broken coca cola's on Monday with date of "37" on them , I tried to take a picture but wouldn't come out clear enough

 

[Canadacan]

Just looking back on my link : https://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/Canadas-rarest-CocaCola-hobble-skirt-The-D19-m662650.aspxnostalgia had posted on the first page a ways down a Consumers glass with a 1931,....the assumption is that is the year, but I have not seen definitive proof that says that was their date code system....but I'd place a wager that it is!Same goes for the 30's Dominion glass bottles that have the codes, this link has good info but the information is old, and limited to the types of bottles pictured on the cover page: http://www.sha.org/assets/documents/Some%20Notes%20on%20Bottle%20Mould%20Numbers%20from%20the%20Dominion%20Glass%20Company%20and%20its%20Predecessors%20-%20English.pdf The research dose not cover soda bottles, that in it's self is an important factor because soda bottles of this era were designed to be reused...that was part of the reason for date codes to be able to track the longevity of a bottle. I think in spite of what is says these are date codes for 1938, and 1939....the bottles have 'Limted' embossed on both. [attachment=20150826_212149_resized.jpg] [attachment=20150826_213054_resized.jpg]