Good PINT, er point...I did put in the eBay qualifiers, but I know the PO takes a dim view even of BOXES labelled for alcohol...PS. the bottle is embossed 1/2 pint, but the label is 1 pint.
Thank you,
Heather
Thank you for the counsel - it's hard to believe, but it actually is unopened - the label is in tatters but does cover the top of the bottle. I go back and forth - sometimes start bidding really low and sometimes 'test' -can always re-list it and accept offers.
With thanks,
Heather
Well, gentlemen, the Boone's Knoll is posted - take a gander if you wish, and let's see how she does!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200290921576
With thanks,
Heather
"...not a bottle digger, they just keep finding me!!..."
My understanding is that the value is in the fact that there is still liquor in it, and it is sealed - you're right , there are lots of these bottle about. The alcohol was only supposed to be sold with a prescription; the paper prescriptions themselves are pretty widely found on the web as paper...
Digger O'Dell wrote a great piece (copyright 2004) about bottles of this group; the distillery was owned by E.J. Curley, later swallowed up by the American Medicinal Spirits Company - they bought up a lot of labels including Old Crow and Jim Beam.
Hi Bill,
There is no prescription on the back - the photos on my little Web album for this bottle
http://picasaweb.google.com/mastertonh18/1925BooneSKnollBourbonFULLBottle?feat=directlink
shows all sides (and you can use the magnifier to read close-up) , but just to make it easier, here's one...
Hi kids,
Thought you'd like to see this little treasure I was handed to research today. No mysteries, (not like the green demijohn over in the pre-1800's whatisit). Digger O'Dell says something similar auctioned in the $300 USD range...any questions or input from anybody while I still have my...