Coca Cola bottle
General Item Category
General Antiques & Collectibles
Medium - What is the item made out of (e.g. "silver")?
Glass
Distinguishing marks or signature (e.g. artist's name, silver hallmark)
a number 1 and a letter "C" with a circle around it on the bottom of the bottle. Also numbers 5434 on side of bottle.
Date Period (Estimated date of item if known)
maybe 1950's or 60's? Not really sure.
Price Paid (If known)
was my great grandfathers.
Size and dimensions of this item
7" in height by 4" cercumfurence.
Weight
1 to 2 lbs.
Condition
Good
History
My Great Grandfather used to collect these things by keeping them in a pile outside his houe along with old cans and other bottles.
Long Description and Pictures (jpg, gif, png)
Bottle is green in color with Cursive "Coca Cola" on one side & printed "Coke" on the other side. with a sort of fluted bottle shape. Almost like the ones you used to see in malt shops in the movies. Very heavy, thick green glass.You can tell where the bottle has rolled around on the floors of places & possibly in th sand around the bottom of the bottle. All the writing is very readable & it says it is a 10 oz. bottle.
eBay Auction Link
Item for Sale?
No, I don't want to sell it
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Re: Coca Cola bottle
do you have any pictures of the bottle?? does it have a date under the coca cola writing?? if so it might tell you when it was made. hope this helps.
Re: Coca Cola bottle
No I do not have any dates on the bottle. That is why I dont know how much it is worth. Please help me to find out about how old it is & how much it appraisses at. Thanks again. WewaGator1982@yahoo.com
Re: Coca Cola bottle
Hello Most bottles of the type you are generallly describing are common to the 1960s. Generally the bottle will have the bottler locality information on the bottom of the bottle such as Roanoke Virginia. Without a photograph and some additional information it is hard to provide any sense of value. I can tell you that similar "contemporary" bottles like this are worth a couple of dollars at best.
A lot depends on the shape of the coke bottle, and the period during which it was made. Hope that helps. Phil of The Auctioneere Company
Re: Coca Cola bottle
You might give this site a try.It's the go to site for coke bottles!!
reggiesantiquebottles.com
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