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    Beginner Question - Price Guide?

    Hello, this is a rookie question. I come from the insulator world, where we have a price guide that is generally accepted as the standard. I've been recommended the Red Book for jars. My question is, how do you determine the price of a bottle? So far, I've just been going with my gut. What do...
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    Wanted: Quick City Glass Works

    WTB anything related to Quick City Glass of Franton, IN
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    "The W.G.Co. Mark" by Bill Lockhart, Beau Schriever, Bill Lindsey, Carol Serr, and Bob Brown

    This research paper is extremely informative and thorough. I would like to get in contact with the authors, if possible.
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    Wagner Glass

    As an insulator collector, this article focuses on the potential insulators manufactured by Cassius Alley and Henry Wagner. However, Wagner produced bottles, so I find it relevant to share here. This article was published in the April 2023 issue of Drip Points Magazine.
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    Non-Refillable Bottle - 1907

    Does anyone have a bottle that would match this patent? Issued to Frank J. Davis and Henry Wagner of the Wagner-Davis Glass Company in Indiana.
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    W.G.Co. Bottle

    I'm on the hunt for Wagner Glass Company bottles. I just got this one offline. I'm hoping this is Wagner, unless one of you can prove me otherwise. I outlined the base embossing in Sharpie as it was rather weak. The only other marking is "14 OZ" and a small capital "A" towards the bottom.
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    Pennsylvania Glass Company

    Interested in adding a couple of examples of Pennsylvania Glass Works products to my collection. Their company history can be seen here. https://sha.org/bottle/pdffiles/PennsylvaniaGlass.pdf I'm especially interested in products made before the Wagner brothers left the company, sometime around...
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    Need some pointers

    After finding glass shards in my garden, I started doing a little digging, and have found some very interesting things already. Most notable is a complete lid for a butter churning crock, and a spark plug I was able to date as pre-1930. I've found the bases to approximately eight Ball jars...
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    Pendleton Glass Tube & Pipe Works

    Interested in anything related to the Pendleton Glass Tube & Pipe Works. The butter jars pictured currently reside in the Pendleton Historical Society museum.
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    Wagner Glass Co. - Ingalls, IN

    Looking for anything related to the Wagner Glass Works, of Ingalls, IN. Also interested in anything from the other companies founded by Henry Wagner, including: Wagner-Davis Glass Company, Indianapolis Ind. Shreveport Glass & Bottle Co., Shreveport LA Brownwood Glass Co., Brownwood, TX
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    Wabash Valley Insulator Show

    The first Wabash Valley Insulator Show will be held the first weekend of August, 2024 at the Shelburn Community Building, 30 Interurban St, Shelburn, IN 47879. The show will open to the public at 8:30AM, Saturday, August 3rd, and run until the last man leaves that evening. The show is...
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    From insulators to bottles... a slippery slope

    Hello all, my name is Cole King. I'm an insulator collector from Indiana. I have always been interested in "go-withs", i.e items made by insulator manufacturers, other than insulators. First, I started with Hemingray refrigerator bottles, then Hemingray ash trays, jars, etc. In the last few...

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