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    What is this worth?

    Dear Whiskeyman, thank you for the feedback on the bottle. In answer to your question both seams end right below the neck. It is a very light green, I guess you could describe it as olive green. It is much larger than 5 gallons though. I would guess it hold about 15 gallons, but I haven't...
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    What is this worth?

    Hello. I would greatly appreciate any feedback regarding the worth of this bottle. It was used to store acid and was excavated from a now defunct steel mill in Chicago. It is dated 1952, but I also have some dated 1922.
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    Is this an old bottle?

    Thanks Woody, I suspected as much.
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    Is this an old bottle?

    Hi Lobey cat, there is no writing on the bottle at all. Both seams go all the way up the base and stop at the beginning of the neck. Thanks, Mary
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    Is this an old bottle?

    Thanks Brian, I meant to post a picture the first time around but I goofed it up. Sorry about that. The bottle is very clear, it appears amber because I photographed in on an oak table. Thanks for the warm welcome.
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    Is this an old bottle?

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    Is this an old bottle?

    I found this bottle in a thrift shop and it appears to be hand made. It appears to have a seam and there are bubbles in the base of the bottle. Any help in identifying this bottle would be greatly appreciated.
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