Coke, Various Soda Bottles, & Other Bottles For Sale---Massive Collection!!!

[hammond958]

Hello! I've got a massive collection of old soda bottles (mainly Coke) and other bottles that I'm selling to the highest offer. If interested, please check out my website at http://www.hammondphotographyitemsforsale.blogspot.com All items there are for sale and if you click the individual pictures on the right side it will open up all the pictures for that collection. I've got tons of items for sale, so please let me know if you find anything of interest. My email is shannon_meeks@hotmail.com The following is just a sampling.
<a href="http://picasaweb.google.com/hammondphotography/CokeOtherSodaBottlesVintageGoingToTheHighestOffer/photo#5233650119986839458"><img src="http://lh6.ggpht.com/hammondphotography/SKGpDhh-_6I/AAAAAAAAITA/40vGPYH3tMM/s144/IMG_1805.JPG" /></a>

 

[Wilkie]

Shannon, please don't take offense, but you would probably be better off taking these down to your local recyling center. There really isn't anything there that's worth anything and to be quite honest, I see a lot of modern garbage in there, ie. tropicanna orange juice, zima, log cabin syrup, many different modern beers, etc. etc. When I say modern, I'm talking the last 30 years.

On the positive side, your page looks great and you have some nice collectables other than bottles listed on there. Good luck to you.

 

[muddyfingers]

In lot 50 are any of the Coke bottles 1915's or 1923's?
Willy

 

[hammond958]

Thanks Wilkie for your response and for your comments about my webpage. I've got a lot of stuff to sell and I figured that was the best way to show it. About the "Old Bottles"....you're absolutely right...most are what I call "Junk Bottles" but I figured I'd list in case anyone saw something in particular that they liked and in hopes someone would buy the whole lot. I'd had to see these bottles go to the landfill.

As for the Coke bottles.....thanks for your interest Muddyfingers and for the other helpful Monticello, FL information. As far as #50 goes, I am not sure what year they are as I didn't see a date stamp. Is there any way to tell? If it helps, these bottles are the heaviest and thickest of all the bottles I have. Items #45 & #46 are pretty heavy themselves, but #50 outweighs them. If I had to guess, I'd say they were from 1915, but that's just judging by their thickness and weight. If you have any comments on how to find out whether they're 1915's or 1923's....well, I'm all ears....I think it's really interesting learning about them. I've always been curious.

Thanks again! Hope to hear from you soon!