1974 Cone Top Screw Top Glass no returnable bottle Coca-Cola US

1977 1 liter glass bottle returnable Coca-Cola US

1973 Big Glass bottles with foam labels Tab and Coca-Cola US

1991 Bulet Shape warpped Christmas Coca-Cola Japan

1950s Amber Bottle Coca-Cola LEESBURG Florida

1987 1 liter glass bottle non returnable cannon bullet shape Coca-Cola US

 

Good example os 19802-1990s straight side 10 oz Special Ed Bottles US

1960s Amber Glass Bottle Dayton Ohio Coca-Cola US

1901-1909 Amber Straight Side blue label Coca-Cola bottle Nashville US

Durign early times of bottling the straight side bottles are very simillar. To cool the sodas, the bottles were put in cold water with ice and the paper label of all of them just came appart. This leads to the need of make distint bottles per mark. All of the marks made their one of kind bottles. It’s very rare to have one of this bottles with the paper label. And you can say that this one never was dropped into cold water.

1900-1916 Purple Glass Stright Side Coca-Cola bottle US

1915 Blue Glass Hobble Skirt Coca-Cola bottle US

1980s Prototype Reciclable plastic cans Coca-Cola US

In 2010, a Brazillian soda company introduced PET cans with a lot of success

1986 Fifa World Cup 200 ml non returnable Pique Mascot Coca-Cola Mexico

1890s Garrafa Rara em vidro ametista US

1980s Coca-Cola 250 ml de vidro Suécia

1960s Coca-Cola arlequim com envelope de papel metalizado e tampa de rosca–não deu certo

1992 Pepsi Long Neck série única com Shaquile O’Neal US

Garrafas de 475 ml da TV com envelope de papel metalizado e tampa de rosca

1992 Pepsi Cola Long Neck Shaq Attack Lim ed