It looks like a sand Pontil to me, but, I don’t see too many of them. Let’s see what others have to say. Nice looking bottle. Go here for a great article on pontils.
https://sha.org/bottle/pontil_scars.htm
Nothing is a huge amount of money. I’d bet $10 is tops in a few jars and the brown beer bottle. I’ve given lots of flowers as gifts using old bottles as the vase!
Showing you all my newest, and oldest embossed Utah bottle. About 5” tall with a Square body. I love the snake wrapped around the Rod of Ascepius! Here’s a photo of them I found from the historical society (the UDSH) from 1860 in front of their crude business. This one is c. 1870 I.M.opinion.
I got lucky and got this, what I think, is the earliest Utah oil can yesterday. From either 1908 when the company was founded or 1909 when it was sold to UTOCO. This may be the only known example! I had goose bumps for an hour!
You’re probably right Leon. Old eyes on a little phones screen. Luckiest digger on the planet. I guess I’ll delete this post. It just seems to good to be true and trying to look out for someone. Can't figure how to delete so I just edited the original post.
I hear ya on the blue collar comment. I'm with ya on that. I'm continually scouring the net for people that list items incorrectly so I can afford what I really want! ie: Someone on here found an awesome cathedral pickle on ebay listed in the flower vases category and stole it! I found an...
You Savannah dwellers have neat colored bottles! I’m curious why some of you have stated you only collect Ryan’s instead of all? Here’s my only Savannah, a Henry Lubbs in a peacock green.