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Whiskey Jug ID
Thanks Rick, we have many jugs and stoneware displayed and used all around the house that I’m always trying to find info on. People sometimes ask how old they are and most of my replies are “I have no idea” lol, especially on the ones that are unmarked. My wife’s grandparents have dug and...- Bhannon
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- Forum: Cleaning and Repairing
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Whiskey Jug ID
Even though all the info is clear as day I’m having trouble finding out the history, dating and possible worth on this great 4gal jug. Thanks in advance for any help/info.- Bhannon
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Some new Hutch's in Collection.
WOW!! Very impressive collection!!- Bhannon
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- Forum: New to the Collection
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Ft Jackson La. Olive Green Wine
No doubt Roy, I mention the price because every bottle, and there are many hundreds, has a little sticker of what was paid or where it was dug and the year. There is a master catalog that we are yet to find among all the bottle books and bottle show awards, receipts of bottles sold, hand drawn...- Bhannon
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- Forum: General Chat
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Ft Jackson La. Olive Green Wine
That bottle Thanks for the insight Roy. The bottle is very cool, my wife’s favorite. It’s one gifted to us by my wife’s grandparents. They paid $20 for it in 1969. Brian- Bhannon
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- Forum: General Chat
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Ft Jackson La. Olive Green Wine
Off topic but the date on this John Ryan. Is 1859 the patent date like mason jars or the year it was made?- Bhannon
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Ft Jackson La. Olive Green Wine
This olive green wine was dug at Ft Jackson La. which was built 1822-1832 to protect the lower river/New Orleans and fell during a civil war battle in 1862. Used as a training facility in 1890s and early 1900s. The bottle has a high kick up bottom and very crude top. Since there is not a single...- Bhannon
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J. Ellwood Lee Co. Absorbent Gauze
Agreed, I saw the cardboard box it would have come in on an auction site but don’t know what it went for, had to pay to see lol.- Bhannon
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- Forum: General Chat
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J. Ellwood Lee Co. Absorbent Gauze
That’s correct, quick search showed the company manufactured surgical goods/supplies from 1883-1910 when they sold to Johnson & Johnson. Not a long time so maybe fairly rare, who knows. Cool item nonetheless. Brian- Bhannon
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- Forum: General Chat
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J. Ellwood Lee Co. Absorbent Gauze
Check out this really great unopened jar of Lee’s absorbent gauze. The company opened in the late 1800s so I assume it’s from early 1900s or so. Has anyone seen or have info on this little gem? Thanks, Brian- Bhannon
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Black glass?
Thank you LEON!! I appreciate the insight you provide- Bhannon
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