Flaschenjager
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Hey all -
Yep, I got out today for a little digging. I put in 4.5 hours and figured I could leave early after digging this one. This is the hardest to dig/find Pepsi around here. In the first Ayer's book it is listed on page 92. It's hard to tell in the photo, because of bad lighting, but the glass has a yellowish tint to it. This was the norm for this variant.
This is known as a No. PET3 from Petersburg, VA. (6.5 Oz.) This bottle never goes up for sale. It also lists for a ridiculous amount of money. I mention this not to boast, but for this crazy reason ----- It's machine made!!!!! [:-]
I've dug some good Pepsis before, but this is by far the rarest. Slimdigger once told me that THIS was the one to dig. No one digs them, which is unheard of for a bottle that dates 1918-1922.
I dug other stuff today that isn't even worth mentioning at this point. It was a great day digging!
Yep, I got out today for a little digging. I put in 4.5 hours and figured I could leave early after digging this one. This is the hardest to dig/find Pepsi around here. In the first Ayer's book it is listed on page 92. It's hard to tell in the photo, because of bad lighting, but the glass has a yellowish tint to it. This was the norm for this variant.
This is known as a No. PET3 from Petersburg, VA. (6.5 Oz.) This bottle never goes up for sale. It also lists for a ridiculous amount of money. I mention this not to boast, but for this crazy reason ----- It's machine made!!!!! [:-]
I've dug some good Pepsis before, but this is by far the rarest. Slimdigger once told me that THIS was the one to dig. No one digs them, which is unheard of for a bottle that dates 1918-1922.
I dug other stuff today that isn't even worth mentioning at this point. It was a great day digging!