bottles of British origin WWI or WWII

[senreg]

Hello,

Hereby some bottles found in ypres region. There is marked:

NOT TO BE REFILLED

NO DEPOSIT NO RETURN

I guess this is WWII but what was their use and what was it in? Thanks.

Regards,

Marc

[JBFloyd]

Hello,

Hereby some bottles found in ypres region. There is marked:

NOT TO BE REFILLED

NO DEPOSIT NO RETURN

I guess this is WWII but what was their use and what was it in? Thanks.

Regards,

Marc

With these markings, the bottles are relatively new. They generally started appearing in the early 1970's. So, tourist litter rather than vintage artifacts.

[senreg]

With these markings, the bottles are relatively new. They generally started appearing in the early 1970's. So, tourist litter rather than vintage artifacts.

Hello,

Sorry I still have to add somehing. I first did not think at it anymore but hearing they are relatively new I remember that there were also inscriptions on the underside of the bottles.

There were here British troops in the beginning and I suppose also at the end of the war the Germans went back. So I think that marks are dates? But still the questions what there strange bottles might have contained or been used for?

But also strange is the 500 inscription with the triangle mark?

Regards,

Marc

[senreg]

With these markings, the bottles are relatively new. They generally started appearing in the early 1970's. So, tourist litter rather than vintage artifacts.

Hello,

Sorry I still have to add somehing. I first did not think at it anymore but hearing they are relatively new I remember that there were also inscriptions on the underside of the bottles.

There were here British troops in the beginning and I suppose also at the end of the war the Germans went back. So I think that marks are dates? But still the questions what there strange bottles might have contained or been used for?

But also strange is the 500 inscription with the triangle mark?

Regards,

Marc

[senreg]

With these markings, the bottles are relatively new. They generally started appearing in the early 1970's. So, tourist litter rather than vintage artifacts.

Hello,

Sorry I still have to add somehing. I first did not think at it anymore but hearing they are relatively new I remember that there were also inscriptions on the underside of the bottles.

There were here British troops in the beginning and I suppose also at the end of the war the Germans went back. So I think that marks are dates? But still the questions what there strange bottles might have contained or been used for?

Regards,

Marc