Painted Label 6.5 Oz. Return Deposit Coca Cola Bottle.

Painted Label 6.5 Oz. Return Deposit Coca Cola Bottle

Uncleaned.

Bottom Reads: LYNCHBERG VA

BOTTLE TRADE MARK L

Clear 6 Oz. C. C. Soda Bottle

C. C. Soda Bottle (Clear glass)

Shoulder Reads: C. C. Soda (twice)

Lower: MIN CONTENTS 6 FL. OZ
COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
PAT'D NOV. 6, 23.   L.G.W.

Bottom Reads: blank.

Two Green 6.5 Oz. C. C. Soda Bottles

C. C. Soda Bottles (Green glass).

Shoulder Reads: C. C. Soda (twice)

Heal Reads: MIN CONTENTS 6 1/2 FL. OZ.
COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
PAT. APPL'D.FOR
3497H    ROOT    24

Bottom Reads: FORT PIERCE FLA.

Second bottle has 3497A    ROOT     24

These are 6.5 Fl. oz. bottles.  The Clear bottle was 6 oz.

Brown Cone Carter's Ink Bottle

Brown Cone Carter's Ink Bottle

Carter's Ink Bottle

Bottom of Same Bottle

Embossed on the bottom is "CARTER'S/1897/MADE/IN U.S.A." 

This type of cone ink bottle was produced from 1897 into the 1910s. Earlier bottles are most often aqua and the later ones are clear glass. There was a paper label that no longer remains.

The date on the bottom is not clear, but I think it is 1897

Brown is a less common color and appears to me to be an earlier bottle. One of the first old ink bottle that I ever found was an aqua ink bottle.

The bottle has a few small barnacles and remnants of attached shell fish.

Carter's started in 1858.  

Stoneware Master Ink Bottle made by J. Bourne and Son at the Denby Pottery.

J. Bourne and Son Stoneware Master Ink Bottle

Stoneware Bottle Found in Shallow Water

As the label shows, this bottle was made by the Denby Pottery near Derby.

This master ink bottle, like the other bottles in the bottles in the Bottle Barn, was wound on the Treasure Coast in shallow water or on a beach.

This bottle has a chipped pouring lip, but is in otherwise great shape.

This is the same type of bottle found on the S. S. Republic, which sank in 1865.

Consumer's Brewing Company Bottle.


A little research revealed that the Consumer's Brewery Company, as it is embossed, existed from 1895 until 1902, when it became the Arlington Brewing Company.  That makes the bottle older than I originally thought.

Reads:

Cosumer's

Brewing

ROSLYN, VA.

Condition:

Good.  As found.  Barnacles attached.  Needs cleaning.  No big chips or cracks.

Vintage Embossed TryMe Soda Bottle

TryMe Soda Bottle

Reads:

DRINK
Try-Me
BEVERAGES
TRADE MARK REG
TRY ME
CON 10 FL OZ

Other Side:
DRINK
Try-Me
BEVERAGES
TRADE MARK REG
BEVERAGE CO.

Bottom:
MIAMI
PATENTED
APRIL 24, 1924
FLA

Condition:
Small scratches and nicks.
Stained on inside.\
Could use a cleaning.