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Dr Sawin's Bitters Utica NY
Im not sure if I have the spelling right, as the bottle's in a friend's possession, but does anyone know anything about a Dr. Sawin's Bitters Utica NY: yellow - amber, approx 9 - 10 "? Any info as to rarity and value would be much appreciated. Thanks.- deepwoods
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Youngstown, O
Most of the bad stuff in the bad part of town happens under the cover of darkness, in my experience. Dont act like a "mark" (as they used to say), and you should be alright particularly if you have one or two guys with you. Btw, I always heard that the cities in Ohio had been dug pretty...- deepwoods
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Went to the dump today & got a unexpected surprise
Old movie reference. Has to do with stumbling into "the wrong part of the woods". What can I say? Sometimes the jokes fall flat.- deepwoods
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Went to the dump today & got a unexpected surprise
At least it's not the scene from Deliverence I was half expecting. lol Great find bro. Beautiful color too.- deepwoods
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Gasoline? Citron? Drakes color
A flirtatous topaz - olive with just the slightest innuendo of gasoline under-and-overtones.- deepwoods
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Western 5th........
Digging a good bottle: second only to women for causing falling outs between buddies, in my experience.- deepwoods
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The Best Bitters in America
Fabulous find! I've heard some great find stories like that over the years; I myself, a few years back, found a mint Ladie's Favorite fruit jar for thrty bucks in a hole-in-the-wall antique shop, and a mint, very early, Dr. Jaynes Life Preservative filled with bath oil and little seashells...- deepwoods
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Priest Bottle
One of those monk-made liquers: Benedictine or Chartuese, Im guessing.- deepwoods
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Your Best Heartbreaker
Caz, I live outside Rochester. The way I heard the story, the guy that dug those H Lakes was one of those old time purist diggers who just loved to dig old bottles and didnt care all that much about "book value" etc. Supposedly he found them under and stuffed in a bunch of old rusted out buckets...- deepwoods
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Coca Cola Books?
Are there any newer, readily available books devoted exclusivly to the older ss cokes and the 1915s, syrup bottles etc? Im amazed at how little space the newer mainstream bottle books devote to this category, given the number of Coca Cola collectors.- deepwoods
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The ultimate British pontiled cure .... ?
Phenomenal bottle. One would think the maker came from a line of alchemists. Beautiful!- deepwoods
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Unusual Milk
Zane - The bottle is embossed with large letters down one side: TO KEEP BOTTLE SANITARY WASH IN COLD WATER SOAPSUDS & HOT WATER AND RINSE IN HOT WATER, and on the other side: PUT MILK IMMEDIATLY ON ICE. In smaller letters, at the heel is LGC, which might be Lockport Glass Co. Theres no dairy...- deepwoods
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Mushroom hunt
Good thing to remember: the feet may move slow, but the head dosnt.- deepwoods
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Unusual Milk
I have a round milk that is embossed with very elaborate cleaning instructions down one side: Rinse in cold water and wash in hot water with soap and return etc Anyone seen one of these?- deepwoods
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