7up bottle

[davidbouch]

Not usually a soda bottle gather but first brown stubby 7up I have found possibly 30s do have the straight coke bottles and Pepsi from same era

 

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[Blackfoot58]

Those are keepers.
I’ve found a lot of bottles in my hunting career, but never one of those. 👍🏼

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Very nice !

 

[Sandinmypants]

I never was a bottle hunter but I'm giving it some thought

 

[davidbouch]

I never was a bottle hunter but I'm giving it some thought

Better make space it is addictive

 

[Red-Coat]

Cool bottles.

The Owens-Illinois mark has the plant code ‘8’ to the left, which is for Glassboro, NJ in operation between 1930-1940. After that, the code was re-allocated to the New Orleans plant. However, the date code ‘7’ to the right is for 1937, since by 1947 the company had switched to double-digit date codes and 1947 would be ‘47’ not ‘7’.

 

[davidbouch]

Cool bottles.

The Owens-Illinois mark has the plant code ‘8’ to the left, which is for Glassboro, NJ in operation between 1930-1940. After that, the code was re-allocated to the New Orleans plant. However, the date code ‘7’ to the right is for 1937, since by 1947 the company had switched to double-digit date codes and 1947 would be ‘47’ not ‘7’.

 

[Limitool]

I could most certainly jump start somebodies need to bottle collect...!

 

[Red-Coat]

If the plant code is '6' not, '8' then it's for the Charleston, WV plant in operation between 1930-1962 before the code was then re-allocated to Winston-Salem, NC. The same system applies to the date code... single digit up until the changeover to double digits during 1943-1944 and then thereafter.

 

[ArfieBoy]

Cool finds! I never knew that brown 7up bottles even existed. Congratulations! Thanks for sharing with us.