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Cabin-shaped Bottle - 11/4/2004 6:39:41 PM   
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Hey Folks...

Picked up this nice cabin bottle at a tag sale this summer... Anybody have any info on it?

It's 3 and 7/8 in high, 2 and 3/4 in wide and 2 and 1/2 in deep; a smokey amber with nice "old" looking glass... It looks as tho it was blown in 2 parts ( the cabin has one seam and the chimney has a seperate one)... Embossed on the base: BM 1972, on one side: Saluting Pioneer America, on another: Pioneer Women (with a depiction of a woman at a spinning wheel)...




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RE: Cabin-shaped Bottle - 11/6/2004 8:11:00 PM   
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Hi folks...

Here's another photo... I expect it probably contained maple syrup, but it must have had a cork or some similar stopper... It's a nice little bottle for post-ABM...

Ron




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RE: Cabin-shaped Bottle - 11/6/2004 8:37:33 PM   
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It cetainly is a little gem! Idon't have anything factual to post, but since no one else has responded, and your post has been up a while---I guess it would be ok for me to think out loud about it. I wonder if it was made to commemorate some local event? Did the locality where you got it have, by any chance, any Pioneer celebrations or anything in 1972? Centennials or that sort of thing? Even in the same state, if not the same town. Your local librarian might be able to check that out for you. Or, are there any maple syrup producers in your area? Have you tried showing it to any of the antique dealers in the area? Please come back if you learn anything more about it.

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RE: Cabin-shaped Bottle - 11/8/2004 4:56:32 PM   
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Thanks for your thoughts bluebelle...

I suspect its not local... I would guess midwest... It has the look of prairie state about it...

I thought for sure I would pick something up on a search engine, but so far, not a nibble...

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RE: Cabin-shaped Bottle - 2/20/2005 2:23:30 PM   
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Hi all...

I'm dragging this old post out again in the hopes that one or more of our myriad new members may offer a clue to this mysterious little beauty... Not an oldie, but, I think, a goodie...

Ron

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RE: Cabin-shaped Bottle - 2/20/2005 4:32:34 PM   
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looks like what you have is a reproduction of a cabin inkwell. probably worth between 5 and 10 dollars. hope i was of some help thanks for showing it to us.

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RE: Cabin-shaped Bottle - 2/21/2005 11:51:09 AM   
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It's rather large for an inkwell, I think... And, I can't imagine what bottle it would be a reproduction of with the "pioneer" embossing...

Thanks for your thoughts, and I hope others will keep them coming!!!

Ron

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RE: Cabin-shaped Bottle - 2/21/2005 12:33:48 PM   
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I am guessing Log Cabin Maple Syrup. I know they have made many small containers to promote sales off and on over the years. They often have stopper tops.That's my guess, interesting anyway.

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RE: Cabin-shaped Bottle - 6/7/2005 12:15:12 AM   
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Possibly a Commemorative bottle....Did some Googling and found a possible reference to North Dakota...Bonanzaville and Fargo...

Seam on the chimney does not line up with the cabin seams?
Sounds like an Italian made item...They made all kinds of "repos", adaptations, commemoratives using an early Owens machine.

In this machine the main body of the item is blown first, then the mouth is added in another step. To do this 2nd step , the machine rotates the bottle 90 degrees....thus the offset seams.

Neat cabin bottle.

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RE: Cabin-shaped Bottle - 6/7/2005 4:37:54 AM   
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Thanks, Charlie, for the info on the production process... Sounds like that was going on with this bottle...

Anymore about those leads from google?

Ron

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RE: Cabin-shaped Bottle mystery solved - 7/30/2007 5:59:15 AM   
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Hey Ron, check it out!
Beautiful Blown Glass Cabin Bitters Bottle BN 72!

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RE: Cabin-shaped Bottle - 7/30/2007 6:13:41 AM   
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Now that I no that...
Collect all four!





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RE: Cabin-shaped Bottle - 7/30/2007 9:25:52 AM   
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Thanks a bunch, Eric!!!!!!!!!!

Did you just happen to have a copy of Bottle News with that ad in it? I'm glad you spotted that one on ebay... And to know they were made in limited editions... 5000 green Pioneer women... Thing is, mine is decidedly mostly amber... I would love to have the Early Glassblowers bottle!!!

Thanks again, Bud, for your due dilligence!!!


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RE: Cabin-shaped Bottle - 7/30/2007 9:41:37 AM   
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This issue was Sept '73, not 72. I don't know what might have changed, that's as far back as mine go right now but I still look for back issues.

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RE: Cabin-shaped Bottle - 7/30/2007 10:13:07 AM   
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Here's a shining example of why this joint and the folks herein is and are the best forum on the net! This thread is 3 years old for Christ's sake! The people here aren't afraid to do a little work. Bravo!!

Lobes.

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RE: Cabin-shaped Bottle - 7/30/2007 1:50:11 PM   
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quote:

Here's a shining example of why this joint and the folks herein is and are the best forum on the net! This thread is 3 years old for Christ's sake! The people here aren't afraid to do a little work. Bravo!!


Couldn't have said it better myself... Once again, thanks to all who viewed and replied over those 3 years (especially Eric)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ron


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