Couple of random bottles I cant find...

[skampler]

I can't find anything on these bottles. Anyone know if they're worth anything?

This first one says "Household Necessities, Inc." on it.

 

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This one does not have any markings on it

 

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This one has no markings either

 

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This one is an Orange Dry bottle, but I can't seem to find any others like it.

 

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Ok make that 5. This one has no markings either.

 

[capsoda]

The Household Necessities bottle was a starch/water sprinkler bottle. They are still in business putting out little doodads for the household. Useless crap mostly.

 

[morbious_fod]

ORIGINAL: skampler

This one is an Orange Dry bottle, but I can't seem to find any others like it.

That's a nice one. I don't think I've ever seen one of those. Most likely it was one of the Sparkling Orange drinks that were appearently abundant around the late 1920's and early 1930's. I do wonder if the milk glass is the original bottle or if someone put labels on a salvaged bottle.

Hard to tell from the picture but it appears to have some company information along the bottom of the label, what does it say?

 

[skampler]

The bottle says "Country Club Company, Springfield, Mass." which is still around today I believe.

 

[bubbas dad]

there were several milk glass sodas with paper lables but i haven't seen many with the lables. i think the bottles without the lable usually sell for around $10 - $20 in good condition. not sure about with the lable.

 

[coboltmoon]

My estimates guesstimates All assumed damage free.
Green bottle $5
Hand figiral $50-$75
Santa $50-$75
Milk glass $20-$30 The label is ruff but the lady golfer is good. The label is original to the bottle have seen them base embossed.
Owl $25-$30 (I think was made 1960’s or newer)