SHOW YOUR MOST VALUABLE SODA BOTTLE

[CaptainSandune]

This one is tough to find and pretty pricy. Allen Moore Rye Whiskey jug from the Lewis Bear Co. Pensacola FL

 

[jblaylock]

You guys have some great bottles. After seeing those, I realize I really don't have any really rare/expensive bottles. The most valuable one I had was a MD Barney & Ally bottle that I sold. I do have a Double Drum Danville KY Pepsi that books for 200+ mint, but mine has damage.

 

[digger mcdirt]

I am late on this one but here's a few of my rarer embossed. All of these are West Tn Cokes and Pepsi's with a few rare bottling works in them. I dug them all they are some of less than 10 known Cokes and some of less than 5 know (example high low slugplated Lexington Tn this is the only one known of , it I turned down $1500) . Also some rare Cokes from Trenton Tn , Milan Tn , Humboldt Tn, Lexington Tn and some rare colors from Jackson and Memphis Tn. I also have 3 Clifton Tenn's which are x rare . My rarest ACL's are a Birdie and some locals that there is one know of (example Big Ben from Jackson Tenn ) I have 2950 soda bottles on display but also collect Meds Bitters Milks etc. Plus I dig and collect Civil War relics and have a room with those on display. Hard to say really what bottle is the rarest as that really is according to area. Some that are listed in the books as very rare are really no rarer than others from other areas (example Big Ben ).

 

[goodman1966]

My most valuable to me. Dug them from my hometown dump. Jackson straight side. Ice blue 1915 hobble skirt. W.W. Lakes celery (root) applied top

 

[cokebottle1916]

Here is my best Bottle. 1916 Contest bottle one of one known. Perfect condition, email me I will send pictures...... Now is a good time for an update on my bottle. Sorry no picture . I don't know how to post a picture. Anyone can post a picture if they want to help. Thanks to this site I have had more interest in my bottle than I ever dreamed. I have had several offers but have not accepted any offers. Most have come from over seas and I am not comfortable with a sale like that yet. So thanks for all the help. Gary

 

[SODAPOPBOB]

Gary ~

I hope all is well in bottleland. Here's a pic of your 1916 Graham Glass Company Coca Cola prototype bottle that was a contender at the 1916 Coca Cola convention in Atlanta, Georgia.

Bob

 

[ACLbottles]

Hey, I was reading through this thread, and I noticed epackage's post about Brookdale bottles. Not my most valuable, but I decided to post mine, just to show epackage. It's an 8 oz acl bottle with no flavor listed.

 

[ACLbottles]

Might as well post my most valuable, too. It's not nearly as valuable as some others on this thread, but it's my most valuable and my favorite. It's a raised letter Dr. Pepper bottle from San Antonio, misspelled San Antonia.

 

[ACLbottles]

Here's a closeup.

 

[cokebottle1916]

Thanks Bob for the picture. One of these day I wioll learn to post a picture. Tks again. Gary