Me thinks most every small town to large cities in every state is known for home delivery of milk and cream via use of glass bottles that used a "replaceable" paper "tab" cap, like so .........
Original (unused) bottle "caps" are oftentimes
worth more than the bottle itself.
And as Frogpatch said, milk bottle collectors have a "high" preference for "locally" marked bottles. Thus an Oneida, NY, "marked" milk bottle is worth far more in Oneida or Herkimer County, NY, ...... than it would be in any location in Kansas, Missouri or Iowa.
In the mid-1950's the large dairy co-ops and/or distributors began "buying-out" the local or home dairy producers and thus "home delivery" ceased and one then had to buy their "brand" of milk products at the grocery stores.
That also signaled the demise of the "returnable" glass milk bottle and ushered in the "disposable" paper carton.