Vintage Coca-Cola Hutchinson-Style Commemorative Glass Bottle

This is a 10 fl oz glass Coca-Cola bottle featuring a commemorative design that pays homage to the early 1890s Hutchinson-style bottles. The bottle is constructed from clear, heavy-duty glass with a distinct rounded shoulder and vertically embossed 'Coca-Cola' script near the top, followed by 'Trade Mark Registered' underneath. A prominent diamond-shaped Applied Color Label (ACL) in black and white is situated on the lower half, states 'Bottled Under Authority Of The Coca-Cola Co. Atlanta, GA' and includes a ornate flourish design. Unlike the original 19th-century wire stoppers, this version features a modern metal crown cap, which is slightly oxidized, suggesting it is a late 20th-century reissue (likely from the 1970s-90s). The bottle remains filled with a dark liquid, presumably original content, though it is no longer fit for consumption. The glass shows minor shelf wear and light surface scratches consistent with storage. The label is remarkably well-preserved with sharp contrast and no significant peeling, which is a key indicator of quality for collectors. There is a slight patina on the metal cap, but no significant cracks or chips are visible on the glass body. The base appears thick, providing good stability, and the overall craftsmanship reflects the high production standards of historical Coca-Cola memorabilia. This piece serves as a bridge between Victorian-era design and modern commercial manufacturing.