Yesterdays finds from sales

[TJSJHART]

i saw those two nu grape and thought they were like two i have they are different designs and glass color. and the mil kay i have has a city on it also . the small nu grape has pat. # 130075 at the base numbers 39-b-6 and a keystone mark with a J in it . and i believe a date on the bottom of 47 it's a 6 oz. the next is an 8 oz. dated on bottom 64 and city on back atlanta , ga. finally a mil-kay dated 48 . the city american dry ginger ale co. dayton , ohio . it was just these two nu grape were different then yours digger.

 

[TJSJHART]

here's the back of MIL-KAY

 

[digger mcdirt]

Those are nice. I see a few Milkays with a city but most have just the St louis Back. The NuGrape you have is the 2nd style of the acl. The larger one is a little later. bob

 

[TJSJHART]

is that first nu grape of yours tinted green or is that dirt?

 

[digger mcdirt]

no it's green the 1st ones are usually green but a few were clear. bob

 

[glass man]

ORIGINAL: digger mcdirt

Here's a nice big 50's -early 60's era tin with the panel truck on the side. It's a early one no zip code on it. I see a lot of the later ones with zip from the 60's-early 70's era but not many of the older ones. Also a nice hot pink unopened pull tab Tab . BOB

THE VEHICLE ON THE LARGE TIN LOOKS 1930S-40S. COULD IT BE THAT OLD? ANY WAY I LOVE THINGS LIKE THAT! GREAT FINDS! JAMIE

 

[digger mcdirt]

I believe they used the same design from the 40's-all the way through the 70's. I can date them before the early 60's by no zip code on the cities. But as far as exact date I can't. I see several of the newer 60's-70's with the zips on them and they still had the same truck. I bought it just because I knew it had to be a least late 50's and back. BOB