Is This a Detroit Hutchinson; if so, from when?

[Robby Raccoon]

This calls it a Hutch, but if it is, when also is it from?

Got it with all of these. ^

 

[hemihampton]

I got one & think of it as a hutch even though it's kinda of a oddball tall skinny bottle. Seen a few of these & they never really get any kind of big money. I'm guessing kinda common. Not sure of date & don't know much more about it. LEON. P.S. don't know where mine is, boxed up somewhere, but don't know if my neck is that long?

 

[Robby Raccoon]

It's very odd and was cheap, so I grabbed it.

 

[hemihampton]

I think if you got for $15 bucks or less you got a good deal LEON.

 

[botlguy]

I believe that it not technically a Hutchinson Stopper bottle due to the length of the neck. I don't see how the standard metal stopper could work. There may be more than 1 style of Hutch stopper, one I am unaware of. I'll wait to read what others say. Jim

 

[hemihampton]

I think the Hutch stopper came in 2 or 3 different sizes or lengths. LEON.

 

[Robby Raccoon]

Hemi, I got it at much less than that. Do you know what the company bottled? The seller's tag questioned it as maybe a Detroit soda. Jim, I also questioned it as a Hutch, but it is in the realm of possibility for the closure type for sure. I just finished highlighting it a few mins ago.

 

[botlguy]

I think the Hutch stopper came in 2 or 3 different sizes or lengths. LEON.

That is something I did not know. Thank you. Jim

 

[Dean]

Actually the stoppers came in three (3) different lengths to be used according to the length of the neck. The stoppers also were numbered 1-5 for the different sized rubbers. Just a little information that can be found on the Hutch Book web site. Thanks, Dean

 

[2find4me]

It's a cross between a blob and a hutch, I'll call it the blobhutch.