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    Help with this old bottle

    Thank You much!
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    Help with this old bottle

    Also this Herman Lackman Brewing Co, Cincinnati O. SB&G Co. on base. Looks early but not sure. Thanks
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    Help with this old bottle

    This is a Jax beer bottle from Jackson Brewing Co. in New Orleans. I’m trying to date it but can’t figure it out even tho it should be pretty easy with the base numbers. Not quite sure yet how to read it yet. It’s an 11 above brewing co, 9 to the left and 5 to the right of the mark. Can someone...
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    Help with this old bottle

    Thanks for that! And yes I found that the Rex Trademark in cursive was occasionally seen on The base of clear prescription bottles from 1896-1910. Glassmaker from Illinois
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    Help with this old bottle

    Ok thanks, wishful thinking
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    Help with this old bottle

    Is this a pontil scar or no. Thought they were circular.
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    Help with this old bottle

    This bottle has Rex on the base. Does that stand for Rexall??
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    Summer is Waning, Fall colours beckoning...

    Send some of that beautiful weather down to south Louisiana!! Still mid 90s with plenty of humidity and mosquitoes. Yuk lol!!
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    Help with this old bottle

    Thanks for that site...problem is these and others have no markings at all. Guess seams and tops are the only help. I know tri molds were done in a certain time period. Guess I’ll go off that, thanks again!!
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    Help with this old bottle

    Thanks a bunch!! I know it’s tough to judge from a pic but what do you think the dates would be?
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    Help with this old bottle

    Cleaned a few more and would appreciate some feedback on use and date. No markings to research... 1- 5” tall 8 sides I guess 2- 6” tall 1 1/2” base w/ #40 on base 3- 6 3/4” tall 4- 7” tall 2” base maybe another ketchup all seams stop at lip
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    Help with this old bottle

    Here are a few more with no markings... Need help with use and dates, thanks 1- 3 1/2” tall Seam stops midway up neck 2- 3 5/8” tall tri-mold 3- 4 1/2” tall seam stops before lip, neck very crooked and different thickness throughout bottle 4- 7” tall seam stops before lip
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    Help with this old bottle

    Ok thank you, I’ll be posting more that I need help with. Much appreciated
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    Help with this old bottle

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    Help with this old bottle

    This bottle has no markings anywhere, seam stops midway up the neck, is beginning to purple and has many bubbles. It is 8” tall with a 2” base. I’m thinking mid to late 1800’s? Also what do you think it was used for?? Beer, Wine, mineral water?? Any feedback is greatly appreciated as I’m just...

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