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found these while exploring an old railroad site in nevada. the letters are embossed, one side says "coca cola trademark (R) 10 fl.oz". The other side says "coke trademark (R) 10 fl.oz" The words "no deposit no return are embossed near the top. on the bottom the words "a 11 (or II) 3 7 not to be refilled v 6 6-8-94 are embossed. Im guessing that means it was made in 1994, although all google searches have shown the glass coke bottle from that year had the labels printed on rather than embossed. any guess on the year? thanks!
Coca Cola BottlesAs impossible as it may seem today, Coca-Cola did not originally intend to …
nope, sorry you're wrong. These bottles were made in the late 60's early 70's as "one way" bottles. excluding other early coke bottles, these were meant to be trown away, not returned for a deposit.
so they're earlier then 1994 FOR sure.