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thanks for the info....the main thing i was trying to find out was if the bottles were worth any money. i doubted they were but i wasnt for sure...all because i saw the dates. does anyone have any clue as to why these bottles would have been buried in the ground? people use to bury...- Bottlefounder
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no the bottle is much more simple looking then that bottle. I live in hamilton, OH. Hamilton is also printed on the bottle. if the bottom is usually the when the company was founded...then how come i have different dates on the bottom of my bottles. I have 1846 1847 i think 1848??- Bottlefounder
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well...i guess i otta take a picture then...they say have printed on the bottom of the bottles....1847....and are lebeled printed int he glass SEALtest.- Bottlefounder
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ok fellow bottle collectors. My grandpa was having his lot dug up this morning and we came upon a whole collection of antique bottles still intact. and in good condition. the bottles are dated back to 1846-1849 some vary. they are marked Seal TEST and look like old milk bottles...- Bottlefounder
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