Unknown to me Fluted pinched clear glass Coca Cola Bottling Co. Quality Beverages Lumberton, N.C.

[southerntraders]

Any help on age, rarity and what kind of soda came in this is greatly appreciated.

 

[Mjbottle]

It looks like a bottle from the 20's 30's or maybe early 40's but im not an expert. It could have been filled with many different flavors of soda but not coca cola.

 

[bottle-bud]

Cool looking bottle! I agree with Mjbottle, art deco bottle from the 20-30's.
Found an article on the bottling company you may like.

 

[bottle-o-pop]

I have a couple of bottles with the same design. One is called Fulmer Bottling Co. Its size is 11 ounces and is labeled Columbia SC, and dated 1960. The other one is called Quality Beverages. It is a 10 oz. bottle and is labeled Fayetteville NC. It also says Coca-Cola Btg. Co. on it around the bottom edge.

These bottles look like 1950s and 1960s bottles to me, and one actually has a 1960 code date. Also, a deco soda bottle with a capacity of 10 or 11 ounces indicates 1950s - 1960s.

 

[Bottle 2 Rocks]

I agree with the 50's- 60's on this one . I have this 10 oz. bottle and the base is marked LGW (Laurens glass works). From what I have read this mark was used until 1968 or there abouts. This deco mold style was used on many soda's starting in the early 40's but in smaller bottles-this one is stretched out to 10 oz and like bottle-o-pop said higher content numbers usually indicate later dates.

 

[Bottle 2 Rocks]

Later dates----That is on single serving bottles and not to be confused with any larger picnic size bottles of 18 oz and bigger.

 

[bottle-o-pop]

I love picnics!

 

[JHB]

This looks like a Fanta bottle from Coca Cola. Could have been orange or grape.