New here and gifted a bunch of bottles!

[sunrunner]

well what I see is pretty much the some stuff every body ells finds theta know very little about the hobby. late 1930s to 1950. in general 95% worthless . but hay what ever.

 

[LisaTammy]

I like the green Roxie bottle. I collect art deco and ACL sodas, local milks, and mason type jars (embossed). None are blown or pontiled but they are desirable to me. I wouldn't consider them worthless.Lisa

 

[Robby Raccoon]

Like beauty, value only exists in the eye of the beholder-- what is worthless to some people, is desirable to others like Lisa and me.

 

[Old Hickory]

Thanks for the offer Bert, but I want to hang on to them for decorators.

 

[Old Hickory]

I like the green Roxie bottle. I collect art deco and ACL sodas, local milks, and mason type jars (embossed).  None are blown or pontiled but they are desirable to me.  I wouldn't consider them worthless.
Lisa

I can't quite figure that one out. I did a search and came up with nothing Roxie where the bottle came from, and the ones I saw were brown, not green.

 

[sunrunner]

when you dig for fun and love of discovery that's what its all about.

 

[David Fertig]

Welcome to AB Ol' Hick'. Where about are you? My family was from Dauphin, and I've done a lot of driving around up your way. There are lots of small mountain side/road side dumps up that way. Lots have been picked/dug, but keep looking. There are a few decent bottles from that area. Mostly milks, but Dalmatia had a hutch or two. Good luck on your search for a 1700's local bottle. Just not going to happen. Best you might find would be an early Felix from Harrisburg and probably 1840's.