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    The most whittled!!

    There are a lot of subjects in the forum and some are quite repetative so I thought it would be a cool and an original idea to illustrate and challenge you all to show your most whittled item.(bottle)! Here is mine . 1830's Daffy's
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    Another set of Fav meds.

    Thx I get a lot of pleasure from collecting these. Other favorites include Dicey bottles, Daffy's, Radams and prices etc.I'll post some more soon.
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    Another set of Fav meds.

    See this lot below. All Dalby's Gels and Carminatives. Approximate ages, the unpontilled Dalby about 1870, the American pontilled Dalby about 1830, the English pontilled clear glass and the Gells bluey glass both about 1840. Let me see some of yours!
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    Turlingtons

    There is some writing on the side but its really difficult to read. Do you know any techniques to read it, may be a rubbing or UV light ? comments, I beleive this one dates from 1810ish... It really is mint!
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    Blue torpedo

    Thanks for fixing it. Beleive it or not i'm in this IT industry ....
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    Blue torpedo

    Thought you might like to see this. found and purchased recently on 'ebay' Valuations would be nice? plus any others known. It reads G Elands Potass water Cross st Westgate rd Newcastle Est 1837 Lovely big Initialled trade Mark. Its UK bottle.
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    Turlingtons

    This is my latest addition to my meds. Its an Early english Turlingtons derrivative with a great open pontil and 'flint glass'...its mint, however its got an unusual lip and poor strike on its back This time with photo.
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    Turlingtons

    This is my latest addition to my meds. Its an Early english Turlingtons derrivative with a great open pontil and 'flint glass'...its mint, however its got an unusual lip and poor strike on its back.
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    Wright's gold metal saponaceous shaving compound pot lid

    yup here they are. They are Edes.
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    Wright's gold metal saponaceous shaving compound pot lid

    Whats really interesting is that last week, I was offered the B&W mint ,and the Sepia varient as a pair Originals dug in the UK, for £2100, (about US$4000). They will appreciate in value. They are still for sale let me know if interested.
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    Still looking for Daffy's.

    I am urgently looking for Daffy's Elixier ; Any thing thats not aqua, and that is pontilled. Please let me know! Clive
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    Wright's gold metal saponaceous shaving compound pot lid

    Shame, I thought after reading the descritpion it was going to be another type of lid that wrights had for Shaving powder. The one i refer to has a picture of a man shaving. Its a real beauty, and came in two varients AFAIK. A black and whit and a Sepia print. The Lid can be seen below. There...
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    British pontiled embossed bottles

    I forgot to mention www.earlyglass.com has pontilled Hamilton green Greek st for sale.
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    British pontiled embossed bottles

    Hi Deep blue, just stumbled across your posting. I have a mid green Daffy's pontilled (never dug - from old chemist) and a pontilled Prices Patent Candle. Also I have a rare conical pontilled Dicey and Co med (aqua) with Dicey printed on pontilled base.C1840's I would be interested in any...
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    Need a little help with a newly dug poison

    Did you take the pictures with an underwater Camera?
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