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Edgar Breffit & Co. Jar - Applied Lip (1880's)
Found this old jar under the mud today. It is marked "E B & Co" on the bottom which stands for "Edgar Breffit & Company". The company used this name and abbreviation between 1880-1884. In 1884 E B & Co became a limited liability company and their name changed to "Edgar Breffit & Company...- UnderMiner
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- applied top england jar victorian
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- Forum: Digging and Finding
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Whittaker & Co. Alton Hanley Pitcher
This is a porcelain pitcher that was made in England between 1886-1892. It was found with an intact matching lid by its side.- UnderMiner
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- Album: Finds of 2023
- Category: Bottles and Glass
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Queen Victoria's Toothpaste
I was digging for bottles in a new site last year when I found the lid to a stoneware toothpaste tub. It has the Imperial Crest of Queen Victoria on it as well as the words "by appointment" under it. I did some research and found out the "by appointment" designation means the product was in use...- UnderMiner
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- paste stoneware tooth victorian
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- Forum: Unexpected Discoveries
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