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Harry Pristis replied to the thread Kansas show.Where are the images of the bottle show? -
Harry Pristis replied to the thread Kansas show.Please post images of the bottle show.
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Harry Pristis replied to the thread Tall hand blown bottle.It's a novelty bottle from Italy with Italian wine.
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Harry Pristis replied to the thread Pontils with dimples? With letters and numbers?.The bump or "mammilon" is NOT a pontil scar. It is a cast of a mold vent.
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Harry Pristis replied to the thread North Texas Bottle and Collectibles Show.Please post images of the show bottles for those of us who can't possibly attend!
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Harry Pristis replied to the thread Heinz Horseradish ?.The lip finish appears to be TOC20.
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Harry Pristis replied to the thread H Heye.Heye produced quite a variety of bottles for export, including demijohns. Below is one of those demijohns. "1987" (liters) = ~5...
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I've got two with labels for Vermont mineral water companies, so they are definitely American as well. Used to be a fairly common find... -
Harry Pristis replied to the thread Small Jar with separate compartment modded in neck..These ink bottles were still in use in the 1950s and 1960s when ball-point pens were taking over the market for ink pens.
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Harry Pristis replied to the thread Favorite Jugs.Here's one I dug in an orange grove next to a fallen shack: Few things upset Ocala’s prominent whiskey distiller, George Carmichael...
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Harry Pristis replied to the thread Favorite Jugs.Here's a stoneware canning jar, perhaps a WIERS PATENT, flawless, but is missing the bail and the top. I dug this one, but couldn't...
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Harry Pristis replied to the thread Favorite Jugs.Here's a colorful example from Jax, Florida, dating to the TOC20. Chas. Blum & Co. 309-311 W. Bay Jacksonville, FL 1895 - 1905...
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Harry Pristis replied to the thread Favorite Jugs.Here's another river find. I had to restore the handle. Two gallons. This ovoid form dates to the early 1800s, I believe.
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Towar's Wayne County Creamery's Long Reach as a Chain Dairy- Latest: Robby Raccoon
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Oh yeah and a small marble any idea of age or maker not a marble guy lol love to find them though !!
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Towar's Wayne County Creamery's Long Reach as a Chain Dairy
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Hi Folks, I am from Britain or the UK, and am collecting pottery bottles and crocks from all over Scotland.
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