Description
Discover this rare and collectible lot of three vintage Coca-Cola glass bottles, each representing a unique regional bottling location and era. This set includes bottles from Ashland, Wisconsin (1974), Colorado (1975), and Chattanooga, Tennessee (1983). Each bottle is a standard green-tinted, 1-pint Coca-Cola bottle, standing approximately 11 inches tall.
These bottles are in very good vintage condition, with no cracks or chips, and feature bright, well-preserved Applied Color Labels (ACL). The Ashland, Wisconsin bottle is labeled “Coca-Cola” on one side and “Coke” on the other, with the embossed code “74-16” and “Ashland Wis” on the bottom.
The Colorado bottle features the “Return for Deposit & Money Back” label, the embossed code “75-12,” and “Colorado SRRS” on the bottom. The Chattanooga, Tennessee bottle also has the “Return for Deposit & Money Back” label, the embossed code “83-26,” and “Chattanooga TN” on the bottom.
Perfect for collectors of vintage Coca-Cola memorabilia, this lot offers a unique glimpse into the history of regional bottling and marketing strategies.
FEATURES:
• Three vintage Coca-Cola bottles from Ashland, Wisconsin (1974), Colorado (1975), and Chattanooga, Tennessee (1983)
• Standard green-tinted glass, 1-pint capacity, approximately 11 inches tall
• Bright, well-preserved Applied Color Labels (ACL) with no significant fading
• Embossed codes and regional markings: “74-16” (Ashland Wis), “75-12” (Colorado SRRS), “83-26” (Chattanooga TN)
• Labels include “Coca-Cola,” “Coke,” and “Return for Deposit & Money Back”
• Very good vintage condition with no cracks or chips
• Rare regional bottling variations, ideal for collectors
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