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    Green Mr. Crushy

    There are some letters above the "O C" and a number between them. Maybe they are marks of the glass maker.
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    Yellowish Inkwell

    Thank you. Its not mine but it´s a treasure to me too.
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    Yellowish Inkwell

    It was found in Paraguay, South America. By the 19th century glass houses were rare. In Argentina the first start in 1882 and it was the only one in the country untill late 19th century. Before that all bottles were imported from Europe and from the States also.
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    Yellowish Inkwell

    It might has been made in England and date to those years and the value could start on those numbers.
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    Yellowish Inkwell

    Recently I received these images. This inkwell is completely new to me and I can´t find any information about it. Any idea?
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    Unknown Inkwell

    Recently I received these images. This inkwell is completely new to me and I can´t find any information about it. I think 1860 could it be?
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    Rust Removal Question

    Well, in some cases it does. When I tryed on the older cans it remove the paint completely. But with newers ones it doesn´t.
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    Found a lot of these just wondering what they were used for

    It seems to be milk cream bottle
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    Rust Removal Question

    My advice is to use electrolysis.
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    candy bottle?

    Could it be a candy bottle? This is a clear glass 4 1/4 inches long bottle with a scew finish in rear. There´s nothing embossed on it.
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    I name X section these ones

    A sort of X section bottles. From left to right: a pickles jar 1900 then two W. A. Gilbey´s, glass stopper 1900 (circa) and far right another pickles jar 1930. About the last one I recently found the violet piece. It could be 1910´s to 1930´s. I got exhausted digging in the place without find...
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    a funny afternoon with no one bottle

    Last week I went to a dump with my shovel in search of bottles. No one bottle but these three items I found in the same place. I´m not sure of what is the pipe. I think it´s an insulating pipe for electricity
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    Is it American Glass Works?

    Not always though
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    Is it American Glass Works?

    . I think instead it's probably a South American glassmaker, it would have been an odd business decision to ship bottles all the way from the US to Patagonia when there were manufacturers located closer to home. That´s right the most. Thank Canadian for all this information.
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    Is it American Glass Works?

    These bottles have the A in a circle embossed in the center of their bases and date about 1930. I´m trying to identify the glasshouse. I know that the American Glass Works use a mark like this, but I´m not sure because my bottles are not American. I know that company existed since 1909 until...
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