Old city dump

[DavidW]

Could it be Anchor-Hocking?

No, the "Larger H over a small A" is absolutely the trademark of the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company.

There are a few sellers and collectors online who are all mixed up about marks and they wrongly say it is Anchor Hocking. They are incorrect. (Anchor Hocking has used several slightly different marks over the years and most of them are of a capital H superimposed over an anchor.)

 

[jc_john1]

100% a Hazel-Atlas marking.
As for the other markings I'd almost venture a guess as to spelling out 'G R A P E' in an odd stylized lettering.
Dating, probably no earlier than 1920s, most likely 1930s-50s

 

[BF109]

I like that rat bottle!

 

[Tom smith]

The second bottle looks very new. I'm thinking 1950s at the oldest, but I could be wrong.

 

[moodorf]

Yeah that's definitely a Hazel Atlas mark, I was just second guessing myself.

 

[Yellow26]

As momma says it will come out in the wash. But heading out this morning to go digging..but this not glass but rare

 

[Tom smith]

Oh, that's a nice one. I live in Louisville I have not found one yet.

 

[hemihampton]

Most Fall City Cans are pretty common, the only 2 rare ones are the First one with Extra Pale on it & then the WW11 Camouflage Olive Drab Can. I have a few different Fall City Cans. Fehr's Beer another popular one from Louisville area. LEON.