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Massachusetts Lot
Needing to downsize in the name of space! Here is a fun lot of Massachusetts Soda & Dairy Bottles representing Lawrence, Lowell, Chelmsford, Somerville, Fitchburg. I'm not really sure what a reasonable offer is, but because the rules say 'All items being sold MUST have a price listed' I'll...- Spyhummingbird
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- Forum: Bottles for Sale or Trade (WTS, WTT)
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New with Curiosities
I learned that that above amber bottles are not poison. Here is one with a label. A Supermalt! :P- Spyhummingbird
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- Forum: Introductions
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Full original crate Chelmsford spring Stone bottles
I know it is a super-old thread, but I'm curious what you ended up getting for the lot. What a nice find!- Spyhummingbird
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- Forum: Bottles for Sale or Trade (WTS, WTT)
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Spring Hike Finds
Just a post of my little finds yesterday. It was warm enough for a short hike and brief visit to the dump site. Excited to find a marble and this little barrel jar.- Spyhummingbird
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- Forum: Digging and Finding
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I-CAR-DE?
A Boston-based mayonnaise. I found a nice article from the Dorchester Historical Society sharing the following: Aicardi mayonnaise (spelled phonetically, I CAR DE) was started in the early 1900’s by James A. Aicardi. He began making mayonnaise and selling it door to door. Then eventually the...- Spyhummingbird
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- Forum: What is it? Antique Bottles AFTER 1900
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Glove Recommendations!
I keep bustin' through my gloves digging up glass. So please tell me your favorite brands/types that you like to get for digging in the ground.- Spyhummingbird
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- Forum: Digging and Finding
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Reid Murdoch?
Anyone have info on Reid-Murdoch glass jars and what they would have held? Maybe a condiment? I like the shape of these ones.- Spyhummingbird
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- Forum: Jars General discussion
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What type?
Now sure what category I put this glass bottle in. What would this bottle have held? And an even bigger question is what are some ideas of how to clean it up? :P- Spyhummingbird
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- Forum: What is it? Antique Bottles AFTER 1900
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Can’t Find This Shape Anywhere
Nice! I just posted a picture of mine and someone ID'd it as olive oil.- Spyhummingbird
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- Forum: What is it? Antique Bottles AFTER 1900
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I-CAR-DE?
Anyone know what this jar would have been for? I have three of these I-CAR-DE that I can't turn up any info on.- Spyhummingbird
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- Forum: What is it? Antique Bottles AFTER 1900
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New to Selling
Would love to know tips on where to sell and determining value. What are peoples favorite forums for selling? I'm not interested in ebay. Thinking of Craigslist. Here is my dairy lot! :) Only one I have really been able to reserach is the J.B Precott, which was the original dairy in...- Spyhummingbird
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- Forum: Milk & Dairy bottles
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newbie help #2
Haha! Yes, I noticed that after. Oh well! This forum is well organized I am just very slow on getting to know my way around and knowing where to post things!- Spyhummingbird
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- Forum: What is it? Antique Bottles AFTER 1900
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newbie help #2
I see you mention your 1/2 pint that sold nicely! How/where do you like to sell them? I am new to this all. :P Could you give me tips on how to price/sell some of my dairy bottles? Embossed dairy from Massachusetts (J.B Prescott from Massachusetts, Giles, Horlick's, and C.B Meek). I don't...- Spyhummingbird
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- Forum: What is it? Antique Bottles AFTER 1900
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New with Curiosities
Yes, I was really pleased to find that one as well. What do you think it held? A fruit jar? Maybe honey?- Spyhummingbird
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- Forum: Introductions
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New with Curiosities
Cool! :) Thanks for the info. I'll look into the poison bottles a bit more.- Spyhummingbird
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