Straight Sided bottle

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Well yeah ok, so I was wondering if if was a another flavor or water...
 

That,s an old one,I,d like to see what kind of cap went on it.Nice one.
 

That,s an old one,I,d like to see what kind of cap went on it.Nice one.
Yeah that would be interesting. Unfortunately it's been returned to the earth a long time ago.
 

Well yeah ok, so I was wondering if if was a another flavor or water...
It didn't hold another flavor because of the script embossing, it couldn't have, it was a Coca Cola regulation. Coke bottlers who bottled other drinks had to use cursive embossing for other flavors, that answers your question...

This is a Coca Cola bottle that held another flavor besides Coke, notice it doesn't have script Coca Cola on it....
 

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You are right on the time line except that the straight sided bottle was made from 1900-1915. I guess that is 1910ish!
 

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