Hi sue,welcome.I'm not as savvy on glass as many others on this site are that can help,but they need a little more than the top of the bottle.A pic of the base and whole bottle usually is a good start,otherwise the glass is so clear and pristine it could be an attic find pattern mold or a pier...
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party lines were still being used on The Hill here 30 years ago.So,my number is 17,000, about the speed of the space station.
I,ll have to side with Mr.Bear here.You really think the end of WWI,the Treaty of Versailles, or the great depression didn't help set up a nation to be led astray?
Hi lisa.I don't speak here much,but I like art-deco.That is a Mohawk skyscraper bottle,1930s'.Just found it.You'll have to google it,I am not comp. savvy enough to give a link.
Hi Spirit.Drift pin punch.L C is correct.It was and still is used in machine shops as an alignment tool and a punch for driving out spring pins that join two pieces of metal or machined parts together. Couldn't put an age on it'some things are timeless in their design.
Hello,and welcome.There are better people that would know the value here,but I truly dig the label and embossing helps.If there isn't any embossing that says FEDERAL LAW PROHIBITS..... then that helps with price also.
O.K.,I'll bite.I believe it was clad in leather once and hung down attached to the side of a stirrup on a saddle or a shin gaurd the rider wore above his boot.My best guess.