This bottle is the one that started the collection.  It is a classic Coca-Cola Bottle from 1991.  It was not until 1996 that the bottle, which was still laying around, sparked my interest in collecting bottles.  The bottle has a saints helmet painted on it with text reading "NEW ORLEANS SAINTS 1991 NFC WESTERN DIVISION CHAMPIONS."  There is also a small Fleur De Lease painted on the neck of the bottle.  Now eight years later, I have over 400 bottles.

This bottle is from Mexico.   Coca Cola is written in English just as it would be in the United states.  All of the other text on the bottle is in Spanish. On the neck of the bottle, "Medio Litro" is written.  This means One Liter.  This bottle measures 11.25" tall and has a max circumference of 8.25" and holds 500 ml.  This is just a really neat bottle to me.

This is a bottle that many collectors would love to have.  It is the commemorative bottle to "The Winningest Football Coach In Collegiate History," Paul "Bear" Bryant.  This bottle was produced prior to the marketing of New Coke.  On one side it has the Alabama Crimson Tide emblem with a classic depiction of Paul "Bear" Bryant.  On the other side of the bottle is the Coke logo for the time and a list of "Historical Milestones" including all 6 National championships and Significant Victories.  The Victories listed are his 1st, 100th, 200th, 300th, and 315th.  This bottle measures 9.75" tall and has a max circumference of 7.1875" and holds 10 fluid ounces.

These bottles are your standard, 8 fluid ounce bottles of Coca Cola Classic.  Each bottle has it own illustration of Santa Clause.  The first one to the left is of Santa Clause drinking a bottle of Coca Cola with a sac of toys behind him.  The second bottle is that of Santa Clause getting a Coca Cola out of the refrigerator with a young boy watching.  The third is of Santa Clause once again drinking a Coca Cola with a train set in the back ground and a toy helicopter coming towards him in the air.  The bottle caps are red on top with white writing and white on the sides with red writing.

These bottles are local ones.  Both bottles are your standard, 8 fluid ounce bottles of Coca Cola Classic.  The bottle to the left was produced in 1998 for Mardi Gras.  The image is of a jesters had and a Coca Cola button.  Under the two images is a banner that reads "Mardi Gras 1998, New Orleans, LA."  The bottle cap is red on top with white writing and white on the sides with red writing.  The bottle to the right was produced in 2001 for Mardi Gras.  The image on the bottle is of a Mardi Gras Mask.  The words "Mardi Gras 2001" is written on the top of the mask. The bottle cap is red with white writing

Theses two bottles are for Disney.  Both bottles are your standard, 8 fluid ounce bottles of Coca Cola Classic.  The on on the left is for Walt Disney World.  It was produced in 1996 as the third of a series of four to commemorate the 25 anniversary of Walt Disney World.  It is the only one in the series that I have.  This one was for Epcot.  The image on the bottle is of Epcot Center and the text on the bottle reads "Epcot, Since October 1, 1982," "Walt Disney World," "Its Time To Remember The Magic."  On the neck of the bottle is text reading "Commemorative Edition," "3rd in a Series of 4."  The bottle to the right is for Disney Land. This bottle was produced in 1998 to commemorate the the grand reopening of Tomorrowland.  The image on the bottle is the Tomorrowland logo and in the corner is text reading "Grand Opening Late Spring 1998."  The bottles caps for both bottles are red on top with white writing and white on the side with red writing.

This bottle is your standard, 8 fluid ounce bottle of Coca Cola Classic.  The bottle was produced in 1995 in commemoration of "The Record Breaking Year!" that Cal Ripken had.  Next to the text on the bottle is an illustration of Cal Ripken's Jersey.  On the neck of the bottle is a small image of an oriole representing the Baltimore Orioles.  The bottle cap is red on top with white writing and white on the sides with red writing.

This bottle is your standard, 8 fluid ounce bottle of Coca Cola Classic.  The bottle was produced in 1997 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Jackie Robinson career with the Dodgers.  The image on the bottle includes Jackie Robinson's signature.  The bottle cap is red on top with white writing and white on the sides with red writing.  This is a really neat bottle to me.

This is one of my neatest bottles. The bottle is your standard, 8 fluid ounce bottle of Coca Cola Classic. The bottle was produced in 1999 but the image was originally copyrighted in 1996.  I believe the Japanese text on the bottle to say Coca Cola because of the line that goes through it.  The bottle caps is red with white writing.

This bottle is your standard, 8 fluid ounce bottle of Coca Cola Classic.  The bottle was produced in 1995 the 1992 Winter Olympics in Barcelona.  Under the Barcelona emblem and the Olympic rings is "Sharing The Olympic Ideal" painted on the bottle.  The bottle cap is red on top with white writing and red writing on paint less metal on the side.

This is one of my local bottles. This bottle is your standard, 8 fluid ounce bottle of Coca Cola Classic.  The bottle was produced in 2000 in commemoration of the grand opening of Jazzland Theme Park in New Orleans.  Next to the Jazzland logo is the text "MAY, 2000."  Jazzland was bought by Six Flags in 2002.  On the neck of the bottle is "Grand Opening."  The bottle cap is red with white writing.

The bottle is your standard, 8 fluid ounce bottle of Coca Cola Classic. The bottle was produced in 1994 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Time Saver, the chain of convince stores.  The image on the bottle is of a modified Time Saver logo.  The bottle cap is red on top with white writing and white on the sides with red writing.  This is a really neat bottle to me.

This is one of my local bottles. The bottle was produced in 2002 to commemorate the 100^th anniversary of the Louisiana Coca Cola Bottling Company.  The time period shown on the bottle is 1903 to 2002. The image on the bottle is of a swamp of cypress trees that have trunks in the shape of Coca Cola Bottles.  The bottle cap is red with white writing.

This is one of my local bottles. The bottle is your standard, 8 fluid ounce bottle of Coca Cola Classic. The bottle was produced in 1999 to commemorate the 300^th anniversary of the founding of Baton Rouge, Louisiana.  The image on the bottle is of text reading "Bonne Fête 300" and under that is '"A Birthday Celebration!".'  On the neck of the bottle is "Baton Rouge," "1699-1999."  The bottle cap is red with white writing.

This is one of my local bottles. The bottle is your standard, 8 fluid ounce bottle of Coca Cola Classic. The bottle was produced in 1999 to commemorate the 300^th anniversary of the Louisiana Tricentennial.  The image on the bottle is of the Francofête '99 logo.  On the left side of the logo is "1699" and to the right of the logo is "1999."  The bottle cap is red with white writing.

This is one of my local bottles. The bottle is your standard, 8 fluid ounce bottle of Coca Cola Classic. The bottle was produced in 1998 to commemorate the 20^th anniversary of the Crescent City Classic which is a marathon in New Orleans.  The image on the bottle is of the Crescent City Classic logo and above the logo is the text reading "20^th Anniversary."  The bottle cap is red on top with white writing and white on the side with red writing.

This is one of my local bottles. The bottle is your standard, 8 fluid ounce bottle of Coca Cola Classic. The bottle was produced in 1998 to commemorate the 1998 French Quarter Festival.  The image on the bottle is of the French Quarter Festival logo which is of a street lamp holding a trumpet.  Above the logo on the neck of the bottle is text reading "April 17-19, 1998."  The bottle cap is red on top with white writing and white on the side with red writing.