Early amber Clorox cork-top bottle with the Clorox diamond trademark photographed on the bottom. The Clorox Company’s bottle guide assigns this diamond-bottom marking to approximately 1929–1930.
Dating evidence
Base marking: Clorox diamond trademark shown in the listing photographs
Approximate date: 1929–1930, based on the company’s published bottle guide
Closure: Cork top
Material: Amber glass
The previous “16 oz first-year” wording has been removed. Clorox states that its household bottles remained nominal 15-ounce “pints” until 1933, when the true 16-ounce pint was introduced. This bottle is therefore represented by its photographed trademark and approximate 1929–1930 form—not as a confirmed 16-ounce example.
Condition
No chips or cracks were noted during listing inspection. Expected surface wear, glass variation, and age-related evidence of use may be present. Review every photograph closely for the complete condition record.
Shipping
Professionally packed in Georgia for fragile shipment, with tracking and insurance where appropriate. Transit damage is covered under the published damage process.
