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J. CLARKE, EASTERN, IPSWICH
Hello again Very informative. Thanks Stumpknocker for those wonderful photos. And, Bostaurus, I just love your bottle. I shall continue to research J. Clarke, Ipswich. I wonder how this bottle ended up in La Creuse - a very rural, and extremely poor, region of central France. Umm! (much...- JanAdy
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J. CLARKE, EASTERN, IPSWICH
Wow! Thanks all for your prompt replies. I expected to wait a few days before getting any imput. I shall study it all when I get home from work. cheers Jannie- JanAdy
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J. CLARKE, EASTERN, IPSWICH
I am hunting for information about J. Clarke and about this bottle. I have a green tinted bottle with this name and an 8 pointed star on the front and J. Kilner & Sons, Wakefield on the reverse. There is a number on the base of the bottle that can be seen by looking into the neck of the bottle...- JanAdy
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"Odd" bottle names
Hello from a Total Newbie I'm not sure if this is the right "board" for my question. Recently I have acquired several box loads of "canning" jars and 2 jars in particular caught my eye. I have tried to do some research on these jars but to no avail so I'm wondering if anyone out there can...- JanAdy
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