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I think this has been discussed before but I don't remember the details. I found a clear glass Coke bottle dated 1944. I think these were used during WWII for servicemen overseas. Anyone familiar with these? Sodapopbob?

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Jay ~

I'm thinking definite WWII (made here and shipped overseas) bottle, but first can you show and/or tell us exactly what the "side mark" indicates?

Thanks

Bob
 

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Here are a couple of forum links I feel contain some of the best discussions/information on WWII era Coca Cola bottles - the second thread was posted to just the other day by member daven2nl ...

https://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/m-525898/mpage-1/key-/tm.htm

https://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/Agana-Guam-Hobbleskirt-Coke/m-572712/tm.htm
 

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The side embossing is 7 Owens symbol 44 so Alton, Il plant in 1944.
Thanks for the links. I have looked at that before but didn't remember what the subject line was.
Jay
 

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