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ever seen this one ? - 7/15/2008 10:22:24 PM    Dansalata   Posts: 284 Joined: 10/18/2005 Status: offline sanfords typewriter oil, 30s maybe.... never seen one 3inches high Attachment (1) _____________________________ DANSALATA Post #: 1

RE: ever seen this one ? - 7/16/2008 11:23:45 AM    glass man Posts: 1338 Joined: 1/30/2008 From: GEORGIA Status: offline COOL ITEM! Can you take the top off to see if it is a old threded bimold? Some how looks a little older than the 30s,but then again...... ANY MARKINGS ON THE BOTTOM? < Message edited by glass man -- 7/16/2008 11:25:09 AM > _____________________________ Wonder when I'LL find paradise Somewhere theres a home sweet and niceWonder if I'LL find happiness Never give it up now I guess DON'T YOU KNOW THAT IT'S TRUE THAT FOR ME AND FOR YOU THE WORLD IS A GHETTO! "WAR" (in reply to Dansalata) Post #: 2

RE: ever seen this one ? - 7/16/2008 5:36:49 PM    Dansalata   Posts: 284 Joined: 10/18/2005 Status: offline CANT TELL JAMIE HERES A PIC OF THE TOP THEN BOTTOM Attachment (1) _____________________________ DANSALATA (in reply to glass man) Post #: 3

RE: ever seen this one ? - 7/16/2008 5:38:29 PM    Dansalata   Posts: 284 Joined: 10/18/2005 Status: offline BASE Attachment (1) _____________________________ DANSALATA (in reply to Dansalata) Post #: 4

RE: ever seen this one ? - 7/16/2008 5:45:33 PM    lobeycat Posts: 3616 Joined: 9/8/2003 From: RED SOX Nation Status: offline M in a circle.........Maryland Glass Corporation, Baltimore, MD (1907-c.1970s). Mark first used in 1921, according to trademark info reported in Peterson's 400 Trademarks on Glass (1968). This company specialized in cobalt blue glass bottles and jars. Many of the containers made for Phillips Milk of Magnesia, Bromo-Seltzer, Vicks, Noxema, etc, were produced here. Maryland also produced the most commonly seen type of "violin bottle" in various shades of blue (and probably other colors). Maryland Glass was acquired by the Dorsey Corporation in 1968, and I believe that the "M" mark was discontinued sometime in the early 1970s. < Message edited by lobeycat -- 7/16/2008 5:46:12 PM > _____________________________ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BibwRKxLEdg I been dreamin, floatin down the stream, losing touch with all that's real (in reply to Dansalata) Post #: 5

RE: ever seen this one ? - 7/16/2008 7:09:10 PM    Dansalata   Posts: 284 Joined: 10/18/2005 Status: offline WELL, I KNOW ITS AT LEAST 1970 HAHA, THANKS LOBEY _____________________________ DANSALATA (in reply to lobeycat) Post #: 6

RE: ever seen this one ? - 7/16/2008 8:38:01 PM    CALDIGR2   Posts: 472 Joined: 6/20/2005 Status: offline The metal cap suggests pre-WWII, and probably 1920s-30s. Hard rubber and plastic was heavily in use during and after that time. _____________________________ Mike Dig no privy before it's time. (in reply to Dansalata) Post #: 7

RE: ever seen this one ? - 7/16/2008 9:08:18 PM    Dansalata   Posts: 284 Joined: 10/18/2005 Status: offline THANKS, I GOT IT FOR A BUCK 50 SO I THINK ITS A FUN ONE !!! _____________________________ DANSALATA (in reply to CALDIGR2) Post #: 8

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