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Grendelking
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Cock 'n Bull Ginger Beer Bottle
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My sister and I found one of these in the basement of our parents house. We do not know if it is worth anything or not - can you tell us if it is a collectible and what it might be worth. We came across so many beer bottles from the 30's, 40's, and 50's on my Dad's bar. Some of the bottles have never been opened. I am having a problem finding any information on them. Do you have any idea where I could get help in getting information on old beer bottles? Thank you.
Going to a book store and buying a book on bottles is a good way, doing web searches for bottles is another good way, The bottle you have listed doesn't look very old in the picture, but I can tell you bottles that have an Applied Color Label (A.C.L) are no older than the 40's, as that was when they started those, bottles that are embossed. meaning the information on the bottle is stamped in the glass, early to pre 40's, bottles with a lot of seed bubbles in them, are indicative of pre-20's glass.
I have a bottle of this, unopened. It is at least 50 years old. Not sure what it is worth.
1 COCK 'N BULL L X C 1950 CA 12 Red/Green "GINGER BEER"-Glazed Bottle ... bottle is from 1950 worth about ....if you looked it up on ebay youd see a 7.99 Buy It Now. worth less than 10$. its not a beer . ginger beer is a soda .go to this site for good soda information http://www.gono.com/museum2003/museum.htm
I have a Moscow Mule copper mug and it is also from the 50s . Its a Cock and Bull product. FYI Moscow Mule Recipe 1 1/2 oz. Vodka, Ginger Beer, Wedge of Lime.
I also have an old bottle.what is it worth?
Thank you everyone.
Nice bottle! I found a fragment of one of these recently -- a majority of the bottle's face with the logo -- outside a century-old gold mining town in the desert. After researching it, these particular ginger beer bottles appear to date to the early 1950s.