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FOLGERS BOTTLING WORKS - 2/19/2005 11:50:51 PM    Yimkey   Posts: 1 Joined: 2/19/2005 Status: offline Hello Everyone!!!! Does anyone out there have any information that might be helpful concerning these two bottles. I have looked around on the internet, but maybe Im not looking in the right place. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Richard Picture embedded - Admin Attachment (1) < Message edited by Admin -- 2/20/2005 3:10:52 AM > Post #: 1

RE: FOLGERS BOTTLING WORKS - 2/20/2005 5:53:23 AM    Sam_MaineBottles Posts: 343 Joined: 4/5/2004 From: Mid-coast Maine Status: offline Hi Yimkey and Welcome to the Forum! All I can tell you about your bottles is that Folger's Bottling Works is listed in my 1925 copy of The Bottlers and Beverage Manufacturer's Universal Encyclopedia. The address was at 555 Broadway and the owner was E. L. Piper. Your bottles look to be earlier than that but we'd have to see the tops of the bottles to be sure of that. Does the mold seam stop on the neck of the bottles or do they go up to the top? I like how the Grand Rapids info is different on the bottles, one makes a smiley and the other a frownie. Later - Sam (in reply to Yimkey) Post #: 2

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