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The woods that I found these in have been ridiculously thick with autumn olive for at least 30 years I'm guessing, so it's not likely that many people have ventured through lately, and it's even more unlikely that someone decided to stop and have a drink there. These are probably fairly old, but I can't say for sure.
Bottle #1: Skinny amber bottle - Looks like a Michelob bottle from the late '60s, but I can't say for sure. No patterns or markings besides near the bottom of the bottle where is says "Please don't litter" and "No deposit (star) No refill". On the bottom of the bottle it says "reg U.S. pat off" curving around the bottom edge. At the top of the bottom, it says "AHK." On the right it says "77" and "P" on the left. There's a 10 in the middle.
Bottle#2: Green bottle - No labeling except for at the top where it says "Dispose of properly" and "No deposit (star) No refill". Below that near the bottom it says "Canada". In the same place on the opposite side it there's an, "A", a "21", a symbol/logo shaped somewhat like a "U", then a "7". It looks like: A 21 U 7. The bottom has nothing on it.
Bottle #3: Big clear bottle - Looks like a glass liter bottle. No words or anything besides on the bottom. On the bottom, 12 o'clock, is "4625". At 5 o'clock is "22 - 4" and "K" is at 7 o'clock. In the middle is a logo/symbol of an "A" under some sort of arch that looks like it has horns.
Bottle #4: Small clear bottle - Completely plain besides the bottom. No words, markings, symbols. At the top of the bottom is the letter B in a circle. Bottom: 16 Left: 8 Right: 77
Bottle #5: Wide amber bottle - Looks similar a Red Label bottle, but it's textured around where the label should be and has a harsher shape. There's nothing except on the bottom. At the top of the bottom is a symbol of two Js (JJ) in a circle. Left: 80 Right: 118
Can anyone identify these and/or tell me if they're worth anything?
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