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Thought it was a door knob.
My guess would be a large Apothecary jar, maybe for some kind of tablets. It seems too wide for liquids.- Dogo
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- Forum: Digging and Finding
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Large Horlick,s Malted Milk Lunch Tablet bottle
Sorry, I missed the "Lunch Tablet" part and was thinking of the 'Malted Milk' that comes in a bunch of sizes.- Dogo
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- Forum: Digging and Finding
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Large Horlick,s Malted Milk Lunch Tablet bottle
There are much larger sizes of Horlicks. they were in business for a long time.- Dogo
- Post #2
- Forum: Digging and Finding
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Lid? Ashtray?
I go with the floor protector idea. They were used to keep the metal caster wheels from digging into the softer wooden floors.- Dogo
- Post #6
- Forum: What is it? Antique Bottles AFTER 1900
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Bottle questions
Your bottle was made by the Owens-Illinois Glass Co, probably 1945 but no later than 1955 according to my book. ( BOTTLE MAKERS AND THEIR MARKS by Julian Toulouse) The 6 is the plant number, the 5 is the year and the 3 is the mold number. He says that mark was discontinued after 1954, but he...- Dogo
- Post #4
- Forum: Introductions
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1934 Pine Tree Whiskey pint.
My bad, I had not read the fine print. I see the warning is on the label and the early ABM ring threw me off. That may be the first medicinal whiskey label I have seen and it is in great condition. Congrats!- Dogo
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- Forum: New to the Collection
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1934 Pine Tree Whiskey pint.
That is a nice label, but your timing is off. Any whiskey from after prohibition repeal, until 1962 would have to have the " Federal Law Prohibits" embossing in the glass. Also, that circular ring on the base is from an early automatic bottle machine. Probably blown between 1906 and 1920, so...- Dogo
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- Forum: New to the Collection
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Crazy question.
Copper will not scratch the inside of the bottle. Can't say that about other substances.- Dogo
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- Forum: General Chat
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Unknown Bottles
The ceramic is probable a Ginger Beer, the glass does not have the lip of a whiskey. I think it is J Walker's Vinegar Bitters, but I'm not sure. Someone will know.- Dogo
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- Forum: What is it? Antique Bottles BEFORE 1900
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Is this a fake Mason, bottom mark looks like modern font.
The lid is for a Hero jar.- Dogo
- Post #4
- Forum: Jars General discussion
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Several bottles need ID, lumping them all in one thread
The Federal Law Prohibits mark was used between 1933 and 1963.- Dogo
- Post #14
- Forum: What is it? Antique Bottles AFTER 1900
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Purple Jar with air bubbles
I was told that the manganese came from Germany and the supply stopped at the beginning of WWI- Dogo
- Post #6
- Forum: Jars General discussion
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What is a antique bottle before,and after 1900
When I started collecting, back in the stone age, "old" bottles were those that were hand finished and made before the automatic bottle machine was invented. Milk bottles and canning jars were separate categories. Anything can be collectible and there is no disgrace in what ever attracts your...- Dogo
- Post #6
- Forum: What is it? Antique Bottles AFTER 1900
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Skull and Crossbones Poison
There must be millions of those Iodine bottles out there. It was the 'go to' medicine for cuts and scratches for generations. I wonder what percentage had the skull and bones.
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