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Below is the Chronology of Dr Pepper bottles,

Chronology of Dr. Pepper Bottles-1891-1952
Compiled & Updated by Doyle Bailey

#1, 1890’s Blob Top, Artesian M.F.G. & Bottling Co, Waco, Texas, ( Rare, only 5 known )
#2, 1890's, Twitchell, Artesian M.F.G. & Bottling Co, Waco, Texas, wide mouth, mid 1890's
#3, 1890's Baltimore Loop, Artesian M.F.G. & Bottling Co, Waco, Texas, some folks call this a small mouth Twitchell.
#4, 1897, Crown Top, Artesian M.F.G. & Bottling Co., "Registered" embossed on Shoulder, has A on bottom ( Extremley Rare )
#5, 1897, Crown Top, Pre Thief, only has registed on shoulder, paper label, has “A†on bottom, ( Extremley Rare )
#6, 1900-1904 Crown Top, Thief Bottle, Waco , Texas, Only.
#7 1902-1904, Crown Top, Thief Bottle, Waco, Texas, ( has Monterey on heel ) Probly held Monterey Lemonade.
#8 1903-1905, Crown Top, Thief Bottle, Waco and St.Louis. First bottle outside of Waco, Tx.
#9, 1903-1905, Crown Top, Thief Bottle, St.Louis, Mo. American Mineral Water Co. (Dr Pepper in script) First bottle to have Dr Pepper embossed on it.
#10 1903-1906, Crown Top, Thief Bottle, St.Louis, Mo. American Mineral Water. Has an “A†and under the A has 1906 on bottom. ( Extremley Rare ) Only bottle with a date
#11, 1903-1905, Crown Top, Thief Bottle, Kansas City, has Dr. on bottom.,
( Extremley Rare )
#11A, 1900 Bowling pin bottle, crown top. Artesian M.F.G. Waco, Texas ( Rare )
#11B 1903 Bowling pin bottle, crown top, Artesian M.F.G. St. Louis, Mo.(Rare)
#11C 1903, Crown Top, Return To Artesian Mfg. & Bottling Co. Waco, Texas and St. Louis, Mo. Extremely tall bottle
#12, 1905-1920, Crown Top, "King of Beverage", Waco, REGISTERED on shoulder
#13, 1905-1920, Crown Top, "King of Beverage", Dallas, REGISTERED on shoulder, has big “D†on bottom instead of an “Aâ€
#13A 1 905-1925 Crown Top, “King of Beverageâ€, Waco, Marked 8 oz. On base. First bottle not to have REGISTERED on shoulder. Also first bottle to have Stylized style Lettering (Extremley Rare)
#14, 1924-1925, Crown Top, "King of Beverage", Stylized Style Lettering, King of Beverage in Banner, ( 7 oz. On base ) Green or Blue Color, ( Machine Made) (Extremley Rare)
#14A 1924-1925, Crown Top, "King of Beverage", Stylized Style Lettering, King of Beverage in Banner, ( 7 oz. On base ) Clear Color, Does not have Artesian Mfg. Bot. Co. on base, only has Waco on base. First to have Dr Pepper in block letters on bottom. (Machine Made) ( Extremley Rare+++)

#15, DOWN PERIOD FROM 1925-1926.

#16, 1927, EMERGED & REORGANIZED IN 1927 WITH NEW LOGO, "Good For Life"

#16A, 1927 Crown Top, Good for life, no clockdail on back, has 6 ½ oz on base about 2†from bottom on base, has Dr Pepper on bottom, ( RARE )
#16B 1927 Crown Top, Good for Life, has clockdial on back, has 6 ½ oz on base
about 2†from bottom on base, has Dr Pepper on bottom. ( RARE )
#17, 1927-1934, Crown Top, Good For Life, 6 1/2 oz., all "EMBOSSED" "RAISED LETTERS" with town name on base, Dr.Pepper EMBOSSED on very bottom either in script or block letters.
#18 1934-5, Crown Top, Transition bottle, from EMBOSSED to DEBOSSED, 6 1/2 oz. "Debossed" Dr Pepper, same as all "DEBOSSED" bottles, but has Dr Pepper in script on bottom. ( RARE )
#19, 1934-1950, Crown Top, Good for Life, 6 1/2 oz. Clear, "DEBOSSED", "LETTERS CUT INTO THE GLASS', no town name on base, either on bottom or not at all.
#20, 1950-1954, DEBOSSED Crown Top, 6 oz. Green Bottle 50's slant logo, no tail
#21, 1951, DEBOSSED Crown Top, Green Bottle, "DEBOSSED", ( 6 1/2 oz. Like clear ) most have 51 date on bottom, some have town name, some don't, bottle just like bottle #19, except it is green color.
#22, 1952, DEBOSSED Block Letters on an angle, 6 ozs, 10-2-4, but the four is at 6 o'clock on the clock dial.
#23, 1950's, DEBOSSED Block letters on an angle, 10 oz., same as #22, extremly RARE.
#24, 1950's, DEBOSSED Block letters on an angle, 12 oz., same as #22
#25, 1950's, DEBOSSED Block letters on an angle, 12 oz., same as #22, except has 10-2-4 logo cut into neck on both sides.