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    The Most Interesting Bottle I've Found In The Wild

    Several of these currently on E-bay,
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    GRAVITATING STOPPER FROM THE 1860s. POSSIBLE FIND OF A LIFETIME?

    The rarest soda bottle from where I live (Portland Oregon) is a gravitator from the late 70's. It says "Levy bros" Portland Oregon" on it. I missed a mint one that sold on E-bay a few yrs. ago for "Buy it now" 75 bucks. At the time it was worth 4 to 5 hundred. Who knows now. Probably a...
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    The Iron Pontil

    Always wanted one of those yellow Dyottville whiskeys.
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    Age question for 2 bottles.

    Yeah...1880' 90's or so.
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    I Swore I'd Stop Collecting

    Boy ain't that the truth.
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    Dream Dig: Barrel bitters dug from an incredible dump!

    I watched you dig that just last night. Super find. Not too many "okay guys" either. Some of these dig sites the diggers must use the phrase "okay guys" about 50 times an hour. Gets annoying. One really doesn't have to say anything between shots as us (the viewing public) don't know you are...
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    capers bottle

    Was on this site back in 2003. I remember the conversations about capers bottles and what a caper was. Lots of input at the time from Harry.
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    Bottle collection being sold on Ebay

    Does it ever occur to any one besides me to just "Google" "crown cap" to see what comes up?
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    Bottle collection being sold on Ebay

    Crown cap invented in 1892 by William Painter.
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    Found the devil in an abandoned church

    I thought you were gonna say you found a Pluto water. I was already to say "that's not the devil on the bottom, that's a god of evil".( Greek?)
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    Dug a Kings Ransom.

    Bottle would have to date after 1963 or so because of the absence of "Federal law prohibits".
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    Is this bottle valuable?

    Wheaton Glass factory. 1946 til now. Closer to now.
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    Pop! Pop! Pop!

    That story is a myth. I have found the word "pop" on bottles that pre date Mathews. "California pop beer" comes to mind. When did this story switch from "hutch" bottles to "gravitators"? Read Ron Fowlers opinion on this at Hutchbook.com. Nice story but not true.

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