@kycreekers: We Pulled a Whole Fulton Coca-Cola… But It Wasn’t the 1915 We Wanted This bottle had us holding our breath. Matt spotted a whole Coca-Cola in the creek and immediately hoped it was one of the two Fulton patent dates he’s been chasing: November 16, 1915 or December 25, 1923. It turned out to be a Pat D Fulton Coke from 1946 with the Chattanooga glass maker mark, making it a beautiful World War II era Coca-Cola bottle. Not the rare 1915 we wanted. #Outdoors #History #treasure

Walker Chavis :

I have all the major Tennessee cities in Coke bottles, Chattanooga ,Knoxville, Murfreesboro, Nashville,and Memphis

Dusty :

Lucky bottle to make it out the creek and onto a shelf

Wendy :

Text me when u come on my

Jbotts :

Nice one

Bella :

J. D. :

how do you go about finding the value of a coke bottle? I found an old Coke bottle from Carthage, MS and a Grapeco from Kosciusko, MS on some family property

Shifted*Paradigm :

Even glass bottles were cool back then. I cant imagine anything produced today at mass scale, being worth anything in next 20 years.

Teddie Melson :

Love watching you

Jeremy :

I have several old coke bottles made in Muncie Indiana that I found in White River here in Muncie. always love finding them.

Wendy :

Hey u on

yamomma12342 :

who else thought he was pulling a grenade out for a sec 😂😂

Whitey :

😳😳😳