Antique Bottle Basics
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When i was a kid i remember these 2 guys would dig in our yard and pull up old bottles.
Great info. Thank you for hitting the small details and the names of each particular area of the bottle.
A+ video. Went digging bottle for the first time on Saturday. Behind where an old farm house in Northern Vermont.
Man I found this so fascinating. So awesome. I am not into bottles but I loved this. I learned so much! I will be more into bottles now that i feel better prepared
This is a great vid. The reason I'm watching it is because I found what looks to be an old distillery in my woods and just wanted to see how to "age" the bottles I found. 👍
Did you make any interesting finds ?
A couple years ago I had the eye opening pleasure of meeting Carl Pratt, a well known, 30 year bottle (glass) collector here in Southeastern Mass, who has even written a book on the subject...and I couldn't believe the history of the adventures of bottles. "Say what, Carl??? You all rent a backhoe and dig in peoples yards???" :) Haha. I bump into him every so often and will tell him to look you up. Great video, Don. I'm still wet behind the ears, but the all important pontil. And for anyone that has read this far... it was only 8 - 10 bucks, but I sold a broken coke bottle bottom piece that I found at the beach... For free!
Those embossed coke bottles from the 50's and beyond have two double digit numbers on them. I've been told one is the batch number and the other is the year. Like 32 (c) 51
My uncle just passed away and he left behind an entire MASSIVE collection of vintage and antique bottle he found in old Canadian ghost towns. I have no idea what I’m doing and there’s just so much, especially medicine bottles, but your vid has been quite helpful thanks! 😅🥲
That's a nice collection of bottles you have. Thanks for sharing your knowledge I always learn something new when I watch your videos.
Thank you for taking the time to make this Don. I really appreciate it and the great info my friend.
Love seeing your personal collection. Wonderful!
Thank you for this. I recently acquired some Hutch and Davis bottles and this was exactly the info I needed to get started learning.
Superb video - extremely helpful. Thank you so much for putting this video up Don
Wow, another great video Don!
Thank you so much for posting this! I’ll be saving this video to reference as I go through my collection.
Excited for this video... some how I missed a lot of these videos over the years..
Outstanding antique glass bottle video!
love this educational style vid. thanks a bunch
Excellent video Don ! Thank you
Hello, I just started collecting Pepsi bottles and had a few questions answered from your video, thanks Bud I appreciate you.
Wow! Impressive number of bottle collections.
Funnily enough, I came to this vid looking for info on historical container closures, and there was none of that in the video but I stayed anyway. Lot's of great info on bottles themselves.
I'd love to see another one of these on older bottles...like early 1800's. This was great, very informative. Thanks!
That would be a jug.
Yazoo native here ! I've lived in Louisiana for the past 20 years and currently cleaning the parish canals and creeks I've found so many coke bottles and others I'm running out of room. Many Bogalusa Louisiana coke bottles and Newton ms .
Excellent base line information for beginners. I would like to point out that on COKES there is a KEY version you skipped over, it was the 2nd variant of the well known Hobbleskirt design and is referred to as the Christmas Coke as the date as the date is Dec. 25th, 1923 and a small change was made to the 1915 variant.
Thank you for the tutorial! It was very informative 🔬
Thank you sir, that was very helpful. You sound very knowledgeable & have yrs of experience.
Lovely bottle collection...🤘🏼💯✔
Great video enjoyed watching some lovely bottles
Very interesting, great commentary, good thank you.
When I lived in Nashville for a few years, bottle collecting was so popular that the once a month flea market held at the fairgrounds had an entire building solely for the bottle vendors. Lot of crock collectors also.
Thank you sir
Thanks for the informative video. I love getting a glimpse of your personal collection.
@8:06 - That explains the shape of the Zima bottle. That was a horrible beverage.
Awesome Video. Thank you so much. I have a 8 bottles that I purchased in NYC from a flea market. I paid a good deal for each bottle, simply because they were pretty. No idea what each bottle is worth. I will check the website you metioned and learn more about my bottles. Thanks!
Love bottles
I did not know people collect bottles. Thanks for the video don.
Big time collecting area. A lot to know and a lot of money to be made. Easy to pick up a couple dozen vintage bottles at a local auction for $5-10 and learn the ins and outs while listing them. Easy ship too!
I set a auction record for a local milk bottle. I kept getting crazy offers to end the auction. I'm sure glad I didn't.
I WANT TO THANK YOU EITH EXTREME GRATTITUDE AND APPRECIATION YOU ARE A TRUE BOESSING TO ME WITH SUCH BASIC INFORMATION AND SINCERE GUIDANCE I TRULY APPRECIATE YOU FOR THIS SIMPLE BASIC BUT YET EXTREMELY HELPFUL INFORMATION
Thanks Don. I recently sold my dark brown/amber Coke bottle. Needed the money, lol.
Nice vid
Love your videos. So helpful. I see a white glass looks like a head & should shampoo bottle. Anyway I dug one up. What is it and what is it worth
Glass freak here loving this class Prof! ! ! Only problem is that you added another type of glasss--bottles. Ha! Thanks!!
Nice video. They also made Christmas cokes .
Hello bottle person? My brother and I found a hidden room in my mother's house, where we grew up. We were doing, a lot of cleaning one day. In some of the unfinished walls we found bottles dated 17th and 18th centuries. Wanna see them? I'm tired of cleaning them. I have no idea what to do with them.
I just watched your video and found it extremely interesting. I do have two questions for you that you may be able to answer. First, where did the term pop bottle come from? I had been told that originally coke bottles contained a cork with a wire loop. it was explained that when the bottle was filled, the cork floated to the top of the neck, where a hook grabbed the wire loop and pulled the cork tightly into the neck. Then when the bottle was purchased, the buyer slapped the top of the cork with the palm of their hands and “popped” the cork into the bottle. As the Coke was consumed, the cork floated away from the neck. After the bottle was drained and sent back to the company, it was washed, refilled, and the cork floated to the top where the hook grabbed the wire again and resealed the bottle. Is that really the way it happened?
My second question is really an observance. In the mid 70s at our business, Coca-Cola delivered cases of product to us and also furnished a Coin operated cooler that we used. When we took a Coke break, each person got a Coke from the cooler. On the bottom of the bottle were supposedly the names of the places where the bottles were originally filled. Whoever drew the bottle from a city closest to our town in Florida had to pay for everybody’s Coke. At some point they quit using bottles with city names on them.
Interesting....like ur video...Sir.....
I've found many pieces of old bottles, some pieces were purple, but I did find a whole bottle Even though it was only from 1923 it was laying on the shore of a beach I frequently visited, must have been their ever since.
If you have a little glass Coricidin cold relief medicine bottle from the 1960s I'd be very interested in purchasing it. Thanks.
What can you tell me about the Woodpecker sofa bottle from Detroit?
Seen a bunch of old bottles at the thrift store today. I gazed at them for a bit and walked away since I know nothing about them.
I found a green bottle, it looks like a
7up or sprite but it has a line about haft way and on both sides it has
1/2 cup on both sides of the line.
Any clue?
I have found an old Cadillac Ginger ale qt bottle. This was a Detroit Company. It has a Cadillac insinuate on the base and the number 1414. Looking for information on age.
I found a braswells juiced rite orange drink bottle 1 cent the other day with a pretty good label says north carolina and 1 cent on the cap it is a 1quart jug but i cant find one online anywere ive looked and looked finally gave up
Nice early Coke. I bet you were happy the day you dug that!
I recently found a peice of a old bottle, it was mostly the base but it had The letter L and the number 1 embossed on the bottom.
I have a bottle read Pride of the Farm Tomato Catup what is it worth?
Buddy I do construction work and I was doing a remodel on a garage where we were cleaning out the garage and I literally found about 80 old medicine bottles perfume bottles oil bottles I've even got one with the dropper on the green Amber cobalt blue clear I've got some white ones all different sizes tiny to drink bottle size I've got an electric bottle company one from North Carolina that's where I'm from I've cleaned them out I've been trying to get rid I just got them today I really don't know how to get rid of them if you can give me some feedback on that that would be awesome
New discovered. 1875 Harold club reno Ezra brooks dice shaped bottle .
I just found a tiney 12 sided amber bottel.cant find another example like it any wher on line.it may b a one of kinde .can any one value it for me
Hello, I recently excavated a antique aqua Anheuser Busch bottle. My research was very hard to find out any information about it. All I could find out is that it’s early 1900’s and considering it’s a Lynchburg Virginia bottle makes it super rare. I cannot find anything more than this information. Do you have anything to offer me with your knowledge. If you do it will be appreciated. Thanks and I enjoy your videos. 👍🏻
I have many old bottles here sir
Any info on a 1945 doughboy bottle?
Some lovely bottles
How do you sell a coca cola bottle collection
Isn't the "kick-up" on a wine bottle called the "punt"?
I have a bottle that is a mystery. I think it was some kind of medicine bottle. Could I send a pic to you?
I have few old bottles .who buys them ?
Hi
sirf i have 15 vine bottle probably 150 year old
7:00 Now try to drink that Pepsi sometimes. In the next video just for fun of it and survive after that.
If you really read this right here I will send you a picture