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    whiskey? Hill Side & a flask

    Thanks for the info. We figured out the amber flask is from a shipwreck from 1887 so your assessment is dead on. The other 2 bottles were both found in the same area and you put them both in the same age group. That is very helpful.I saw your screen name ( NYCFlasks) and it made me curious. I...
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    whiskey? Hill Side & a flask

    The third one doesn't have any markings other than the number on the bottom. I tried to look up definitions here and on the bottle glossray link as well as google but did not find TPM. Could you tell me what it means? Thanks
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    whiskey? Hill Side & a flask

    Here's the third bottle. Any info on any of them would be appreciatted Thanks
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    whiskey? Hill Side & a flask

    Here's the pic of the Hill Side Distillery bottle
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    whiskey? Hill Side & a flask

    Hi, I have 3 bottles found on 2 different shipwreck sites that are unidentified. The first I'm pretty sure is from prohibition time. It has an S on the bottom. Here's a pic The next bottle is 8 ¾†high 3 ¾†wide and says," HONEST MEASURE ONE PINT HILL SIDE...
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    Bottles from 1886 shipwreck

    Here's a pic of the bottom of the Brompton bottle. The bottle itself is 5 1/4" by 2" octogon shaped. On one side it says, " THE BROMPTON CONSUMPTION & COUGH SPECIFIC 1/0SIZE" Any info would be appreciated.
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    Bottles from 1886 shipwreck

    Dallas, Thanks for the info. They are what they are. Woody, I'll post a better pic tommorow of the other bottle with the bottom. There are more bottles but not identified yet as to which wreck they came from.
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    Bottles from 1886 shipwreck

    And here's the Fletcher bottle
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    Bottles from 1886 shipwreck

    Sorry about the large pic of the belfast bottle. I didn't realize. Also I didn't know i could only post 1 picture per message so here's the Brompton bottle
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    Bottles from 1886 shipwreck

    Hi, I have several bottles from shipwrecks off the Northeast USA coast. None as nice as my friends. These are from an 1886 shipwreck called the SS Oregon. The Oregon was a luxury ocean liner of it's day. It sank after a collision with an unidentified schooner in 1886. He has a Ross S Belfast...
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    whats a piece of history worth

    Hi, I was wondering how you made out in valuing your bottle. I have a similiar question and will be posting a tread about it. I have bottles from some famous shipwrecks that I do not know how to value. I have a soda bottle that says Belfast. It was from 1886. I know this because that's when...
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