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any ideas about this bottle
Found 10's if not 100's of these bottles at a dig site that contained household items exclusively. I have a few that have fragments of the label, but I couldn't decipher any of the wording. I can say that the label appeared to have different shades of blue (from dark blue to baby blue), with...- shoveler
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help with bottle makers mark
I have what I believe to be a wine bottle from the 1940's (based on other bottles found at same dig site), but having trouble identifying the bottle makers mark. I searched the internet and all the usual sites that have makers mark symbols, but coming up empty. So I scanned the bottom of the...- shoveler
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Old bottle, same old questions
Found a bottle while shoveling and it has a few features that I'd throw to someone else for help. The internet couldn't solve my answers. First, it's a clear bottle (looks to be 4/5 quart, but doesn't say so) with no screw top; must have had cork. Second, it has the obligatory...- shoveler
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Have you seen me?
Please find attached a picture of a bottle I'm trying to identify. The bottle was one of several (7-8 in all) that were recovered from a dump pit used by an abandoned merchant shop. This pit was clearly devoted to containers that held everyday household items (e.g. cosmetics, food, hygiene...- shoveler
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Mountain Dew Ya-hooo! Phrase
From my collection of Mt Dew bottles, it seems that 1973 was the transition year for the classic "ya-hooo!" phrase. I say this because I have some 1973's with and without the phrase as part of the ACL label. That being said (and please correct me if I'm wrong), I'm wondering about the bottle...- shoveler
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Help with bottle art
So I've got an amber whiskey bottle from the post prohibition era and it has an embossed/raised image just below the neck. It looks to be a french horn, but beyond that it's anyone's guess. The distiller is D-126 (Seagrams/Calvert). Anyone see this image before?- shoveler
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Sorry, one last time; book suggestion
Can anyone recommend a good book(s) that cover post prohibition whiskey bottles? What's out there, pics to support, dating, etc.- shoveler
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related to my previous post
Besides Seagrams, does anyone know what other whiskey's were produced at the Seagrams plant during the post-prohibition period. Assuming D-126 is indeed Seagrams.- shoveler
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Distillery D-126
Can anyone confirm that distillery D-126 that operated during the post prohibition period is Seagrams. On a related note, I know that the single malt crowd in Europe has a list of all the distilleries, and their code, that one can reference. Anyone know of such a list for US post prohibition...- shoveler
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