Jim....I did a little more research for a "radio battery". And there is one at this site! http://www.demajo.net/museum/page4.htm I think they may have been used on ships and rural areas where there was no electricity. There is a picture of the battery and below the picture it said:
“Along with...
I found this glass jug at a flea market last year. Bought it because it was odd in that I didnt know that water was ever needed for a radio battery!
Does anyone know about the jug. It measures 9 inches high x 3-1/2 inches diameter. See attached pictures.
Thanks,
Walter
Embossed on front: /...
I found this bottle at a flea market recently. Couldn't find any info about it....any help about GALLAGHER & CO would be helpful. Value?
GALLAGHER & C0
PHILADA
G & Co
1887
~Walter (aka stonerider)
I’m wondering if anyone could help with identifying this bottle. It is 7-1/4 inches tall x 2-5/8 inches diameter.
Embossed on the front:JOHN AXTMANN’S
NO. 161 & 183
NEWARK ST
HOBOKEN
NJ
Embossed on the back:WEISS
BEER
THIS
BOTTLE NOT TO BE
SOLD
Thanks sandchip. I found this reference to a hires bottle "rare, only-known-example, possibly highly sought after, valuable, green glass, paper label, 1904 Hires Root Beer Bottle.
By the way, Hire's first Crown closure bottle was produced in 1897, which dates this one only seven years later. "...
I think it could be late 1800's. I found this "The origins of the bottle cap we know it started in 1890 with William Painter. Painter came up with a one-time use cap with a cork lining he called crown cork since it resembled the British Queen’s crown. This type of bottle cap is still in wide...
This is my very first post as a new member. I got this bottle that is 7-5/8 inches tall x 2-1/8 inch diameter in the center x 1-3/8 inch diameter at the bottom where 7 oz is embossed as shown in the picture.
I think this is very early and possibly from the late 1800’s. Does anyone know how old...