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bottle IDing and values - 8/18/2004 10:58:18 AM    Dig Dug   Posts: 9 Joined: 8/18/2004 Status: offline This is a photo of some of my keepers so far, I have just got into the hobby. Any info on them will be gretly appreciated. Starting from the decanter, this is all I have on them..... 1. Robert McNish & Co. LTD. Scotland-Record No. 729273 in Gt. Britian 2. Norfolk King Kola Company Norfolk, Va. 3. Camden Ark Coke 4. Danville, Va. Coke 5. PILOT, was a painted bottle but paint is gone, made by duraglass 6.???? 7. Hinds honey and almond cream AS Hinds Company, Bloomfield, NJ 8. Esquire Scuff Kote 9.?????? 10. Davis OK Baking Powder 11. Fount-o-ink bottle 12. ????????? 13. Ancostura Aromatic Bitters Attachment (1) < Message edited by Dig Dug -- 8/18/2004 11:13:17 AM > Post #: 1

RE: bottle IDing and values - 8/20/2004 1:17:46 AM    David E Posts: 1001 Joined: 5/24/2004 Status: offline Duraglass in script since 1940 Printed Since 1963 < Message edited by David E -- 8/20/2004 1:23:47 AM > (in reply to Dig Dug) Post #: 2

RE: bottle IDing and values - 8/20/2004 2:31:40 PM    preditor   Posts: 189 Joined: 1/19/2004 From: Ellenboro NC Status: offline i have some of these. middle row second bottle from the left i believe is a flavoring bottle. the middle bottle on the second row is a shoe polish bottle i have one with the brush still in it. the middle bottle on the bottom row i have but dont know what it is . the fourth bottle from the left middle row i found also. it had a cork that had a twisted wire stuck in it with a round swab on the end of it i was told that it was a shoe polish but im thinking maybe a medicine bottle and the swab was for application to the cut or wound the dump i found these in is from the 20's to 30's or so i was told hope this helps Preditor p.s. where are you from im thinking since we have some of the same bottles we might be digging in the same hole (in reply to Dig Dug) Post #: 3

RE: bottle IDing and values - 8/20/2004 4:44:34 PM    Dig Dug   Posts: 9 Joined: 8/18/2004 Status: offline Preditor, my family farm is located near Roanoke Rapids, NC, its just a little south of it. (in reply to Dig Dug) Post #: 4

RE: bottle IDing and values - 8/20/2004 6:48:17 PM    Pontiled   Posts: 411 Joined: 8/27/2003 Status: offline Are we all from North Carolina? Nope. I'm from Henderson, south of the Virginia line. There must be some good bottles around herte, but haven't found them yet. There was even a military school here during the Civil War (1861-1865). _____________________________ Mike Russell Author of: The Collector's Guide to Civil War Period Bottles and Jars -- Third Edition (in reply to Dig Dug) Post #: 5

RE: bottle IDing and values - 8/20/2004 9:52:45 PM    Dig Dug   Posts: 9 Joined: 8/18/2004 Status: offline Pontiled, you are about 40 miles from me man! (in reply to Dig Dug) Post #: 6

RE: bottle IDing and values - 8/25/2004 8:04:57 AM    treasure rat   Posts: 46 Joined: 11/12/2003 Status: offline keep an eye out for the xmas patent date on the cokes(xmas cokes)....12-25-23 if i recall it right..i get 10 bucks ea from coke collectors for those (in reply to Dig Dug) Post #: 7

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