slugplate
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Deep in the woods of an old military base. There were also a ton of Puritan Dairy 1/2 pint milks, Pat-D's, strap side whiskey's, blob beers, meds, BIMAL whiskeys, Why the wide range of bottle dates is I think someone threw out the Pepsi bottle there because they may have dumped other stuff there. However, why a '59 Pepsi was mixed in with 1880s stuff, '40s milks, and Pat - D's mystifies me.Where did you find this awesome bottle?
I think this bottle was manufactured only in '58, '59, and '60... but don't quote me on that because details are very sketchy on them. It was also referred to as a "Throw Away" Pepsi. Amazingly enough, it was a surface find. My easiest scarce bottle discovery by far.It looks like it was ahead of it's time just slightly. Usually those type of bottles are seen in the 1960's or 1970's. I did find a 1959 Pepsi just last week but it was the type that is half ACL and half embossed.
Wow, that's too bad. I'd be stir crazy. In NJ we've been pretty lucky this Winter has been very mild.Nice. No digging around here for awhile. -19f outside at the moment.
I do find some ACL's here, but they're not good enough to keep... mostly the paint is roached. However, I did find a mint 1 liter Coke ACL. Really the only one worth keeping.It looks like it was ahead of it's time just slightly. Usually those type of bottles are seen in the 1960's or 1970's. I did find a 1959 Pepsi just last week but it was the type that is half ACL and half embossed.