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Eric

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I need some help please. Usually Pepsi bottles have a easier date on them this Pepsi there seems to be numbers everywhere? Which is the date?
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1264 December 1964? Just my 2 cents.
 

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Could you post a picture of the side we’re Pepsi is. That would help me a little bit
 

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Here's the side// I was think the 49 from the bottom or the 58 there on the right of the center circle .. but almost looks embossed twice ... so many stampings...
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Thank just... more numbers than I usually see...
 

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I like that it is temperglas. Most I see are duraglas. Temperglas is 4 times stronger than normal annealed glass.
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It looks like an Armstrong Cork Company bottle - but I'm not sure of the date - kind of blurry double-stamped. Pepsi Cola was a late adopter and did not start using ACL until 1943. That particular style of bottle was patented in 1940

Armstrong Cork Company Blueprint Pepsi Base (4).jpg



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