Anyone collect old beer bottles

[Shaun @ Tru6]

I found this in the drop ceiling while running air line. Oddly there was another but it was smashed. Looks 70s to me. Let me know if you want it.

[70SATMan]

A different type of ‘beer’.

I found this in our dining room wall when I removed the original 1961 sheet rock for our remodel.

[911 Rod]

Funny my father put things in walls saying one day someone will want this.

[stevej37]

The building that I retired from was built in 1910. Sometime around 2000 we hired a crew to enlarge a doorway in the basement of it. One of the workers brought us a liquor bottle that they found in the wall from the original build.

It was a pint bottle with a twisted neck and metal cap...prob rum or gin. (the label was unreadable)
The funny thing is that there was a small orange slice in the bottle and even after being there for 100 years the orange still had moisture in it. The cap did a good job of sealing.

[KFC911]

I used to collect new beer bottles .... they depreciated within minutes

[HobieMarty]

Originally Posted by KC911

I used to collect new beer bottles .... they depreciated within minutes

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[Rusty Heap]

Took apart a Subaru door panel once, and found a Japanese lunch sandwich wrapper.

[Shaun @ Tru6]

Originally Posted by 70SATMan

A different type of ‘beer’.

I found this in our dining room wall when I removed the original 1961 sheet rock for our remodel.

That is very cool!

[Shaun @ Tru6]

Originally Posted by Rusty Heap

Took apart a Subaru door panel once, and found a Japanese lunch sandwich wrapper.

Was it branded in any way? Or just Japanese text? Or?

[Bill Douglas]

My mom lived in a house that was built (the first part of it) in 1860. She found some pretty cool bottles under the house. A lot of them were four sided hand blown glass.

[pwd72s]

Anything man makes has collectors..bottles? People are out there digging up old dump & privy sites looking for them.

https://blog.bottlestore.com/the-curious-world-of-bottle-collecting-and-the-people-who-collect-them/

[craigster59]

Originally Posted by 70SATMan

A different type of ‘beer’.

I found this in our dining room wall when I removed the original 1961 sheet rock for our remodel.

Growing up in the Bay Area we drank Cragmont, Shasta and if we were living high, Mug.

[70SATMan]

For me in Illinois, it was A&W.

NOTHING beat a frosty mug of A&W at the drive in on a hot summer evening after cruising. The old drive in is still there where I grew up. Hasn’t been an A&W since the late 80s, early 90s. Sometimes have this fantasy of opening it back up as a classic drive in diner, only old timey vibe, orig 60s,,,