Quick dig today

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I only dug for about an hour or so because of some rain, but came up with some decent finds. The left one is a Cloverdale bottle with a clover embossed on the bottom and another Perrier on the right

 

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A couple of ACLs. The broken one is a Berkeley Club soda from the 1940's and a Royal Crown from the late 1930's.

 

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This is the best find of the day. A Christmas coke from Leesburg, Virginia. This is a rare one because the Coke plant in Leesburg was only open for 4 years until it burned down around 1940 or so.

 

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Here's the base

 

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The larger one is an Atlas Mason and the other is a Ball Perfect.

 

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Now the smalls. The small bottle is for a doll and it says Doll-E-Toys by Amsco (1950). A nice chain is in the background and the small marble on top has cool blue swirls and has air bubbles in it, but I don't think it's blown.

 

[hunting262]

Sweet finds I still haven't found a Christmas coke but I want one sooooooo bad.

 

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This one is actually my first whole one. The one from D.C. a while back was cracked and two others from Winchester, VA has the tops broken off.

 

[creeper71]

ORIGINAL: Digging Up Bottles

This is the best find of the day. A Christmas coke from Leesburg, Virginia. This is a rare one because the Coke plant in Leesburg was only open for 4 years until it burned down around 1940 or so.

I can't see the pat date but the plant would have been open alot longer then 4 years if the plant burned down in 1940's

 

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I was just guestimating there...and I guess I was wrong []. But I do know that the Leesburg plant was in the trasition period from Christmas cokes to D-patents because I have a D-patent from there as well. The patent date on the coke says Dec. 25 1923.