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    gonna sell a few I think

    Will be selling these (and more) this spring to invest in an old friend's killer collection.I like taking remembrance photos. [attachment=hgfggf.JPG]
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    Witch bottle found during Newark Civil War Centre dig

    FYI http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-29685608
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    Lawn Sale Find .... Historical Flask

    Well, I paid out the backside, but being completely unexpected ... I could not resist. [attachment=f1.JPG] "Success To The Railroad" And Steam Engine Historical Flask, Lancaster Glass Works, Lancaster, New York, 1830-1850. Aquamarine with an emerald tone.Sheared mouth - tubular pontil...
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    Early Ink

    Well I know it is an ink bottle ... molded with places for the pen to rest. [attachment=i1.JPG] Date, manufacturer, and value ... I would like to know, if possible. [attachment=i2.JPG] Thanks, RJ
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    C.R. Gibson Salamanca NY ... mint label

    In continuation of this (locked) thread ...https://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/C-R-Gibson-m286451.aspx I have just added another Gibson Flask to my collection.This one has a great label.Full pint shown as reference to embossing on Gibson flasks.[attachment=w2.JPG][attachment=w1.JPG]...
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    Flask color question ...

    OKI've decided (as inspired by Utility Man's cylinders) to start a "color run" of my own. I've chosen 1870's .. 80's seam-sided straight-lipped coffin flasks (not embossed) with crudity.I think I might stick with light shades, not sure. My question is what color to call the middle flask in this...
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    Turn-Mold Wine ?

    That's my guess.I am really not sure and would like any info y'all experts might have.It's amber and 14 inches tall, very narrow, quite attractive.I think the top is applied, the base is odd, it has dimples spaced around the base, and a short pushup in the center maybe. I'd love to know age and...
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    OLEAN BITTERS

    I have a bitters bottle here from the town I was born in. I don't really know much about it, and would love to learn as much as possible. Looks 1880's, but I'm not sure. Looks deep amber, but I'm not sure. Don't know the value, or if any have ever sold online or at auction. I would really like...
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    Big Green Bottle

    This bottle is 11 1/2 inches tall, a "Lockport green" like color, applied top, no embossing, and the base is warped.Any info on possible glass house, date of manufacture, contents, and value, very appreciated. [attachment=Capturehhggfd.JPG] [attachment=scgsfg.JPG]...
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    Made a house call Saturday ... Norwich pharmacy bottle & much more

    Met this dude, Mike, at an estate sale Saturday morning, he told me he had four boxes of "old bottles" at home that he had individually wrapped in newspaper in the early 1970's and set in a spare room. He could only vaguely remember the contents. According to Mike, they had not been opened in 40...
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    Big Pickle?

    Pickle?Or, other food item?Or what? No embossing, US nickle used as size reference. Age, value, I don't quite know for sure. RJ
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    Hutch question ...

    Embossed:WM.H.EARLNEWTON N.J. I'm not seeing anything on E-bay but Amber Blobs. [attachment=Capturenmvgkb.JPG] Thanks for any info,RJ
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    Crock bottle ?

    [attachment=sszsfsgfvgg.JPG]Just wondering what this is, I can't decipher the stamp. US quarter used as size reference.Any help and/or information appreciated.[attachment=bgbbbbbbb.JPG]
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    Surface found Flask

    Found this Tuesday about two miles from my house only half buried behind a circa 1850 - 1910 foundation.It's about six inches tall, no embossing, smooth base.[attachment=vvvvv.JPG]I'm not sure on the opening, I think it's tooled. I'd love to know the specific thing to call the tooling, and the...
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    Local "applied crown" beer

    I dug this Sunday under 3 inches of top soil behind a rock foundation in the back 40: "Trade Mark""Dotterweich Brew Co.""Olean NY""13 OZ" [attachment=cgsdg.JPG] It's my second variation of the Trade Name Dotterweich Brew Co. (1891-1920) I'm...
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    "Big Value brand" what?

    Any help with ID would be greatly appreciated. I can't figure out what was in it. I'm thinking it is circa 1890, as I dug it in a pre-toc dump near three complete "Duffy Malt Whiskey's"

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