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Osgood's India Cholagogue
Very nice bottle. Looks like it is in excellent condition.- klaatu
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- Forum: New to the Collection
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Lafayette Jar
Nice jar & very desirable in the pint size. You should check out the North American Glass website. Greg's January 2022 jar auction is currently underway. There is a complete original stopper for a Lafayette jar (lot # 363). Also, check out the Archive section of the website for past auction...- klaatu
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- Forum: Jars General discussion
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What kinda car??
Gotta love those old "Fat-Fender" Fords.- klaatu
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- Forum: Unexpected Discoveries
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New to the group and a ever growing collection
Hi. Welcome to the site. I have a question concerning a fruit jar in picture #7. The jar appears to be "The Marion Jar Mason's Patent Nov.30th 1858". This is a fairly common jar in Aqua colored glass, but is the jar pictured clear (colorless) glass? If so, that is a pretty scarce jar rarely seen...- klaatu
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- Forum: New to the Collection
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NEW DETROIT MICHIGAN FLASK.
That's a really good looking flask. I've always liked that style of flask with slug plate embossing. Congrats on a great bottle.- klaatu
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- Forum: New to the Collection
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Lafayette script aqua jar
The Lafayette jar was manufactured by the Hartford Fruit Jar Company of Hartford, Connecticut circa 1884-1889. The jar was produced in three variations. 1) "Lafayette" in script lettering, 2) "The Lafayette" in block lettering, & 3) "Lafayette" in script lettering below a profile of the man...- klaatu
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- Forum: What is it? Antique Bottles BEFORE 1900
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1800s Purple Kerosene Oil Lamp.
Wow, I really like that. Great looking piece in a great color as well. I've dug a handful like that over the years, but they were always snapped in two at the stem. I still amazes me that stuff like that can be pulled from a creek/river with little or no damage at all. Terrific find.- klaatu
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- Forum: General Chat
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Picked These Up at Bottle Show.
The green slug plate is a very attractive bottle. The wires look pristine. Very nice pick up.- klaatu
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- Forum: New to the Collection
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Speed Kills, Milk Bottle.
A very nice unusual milk. I've never heard of something like that on a milk bottle before.- klaatu
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- Forum: Milk & Dairy bottles
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Holy bologna, that's a good one!
Very nice ink. Outstanding color!! Great Find- klaatu
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- Forum: Digging and Finding
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Did I just find what I think I found......... At the Goodwill?
Still, a very nice find- klaatu
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- Forum: What is it? Antique Bottles BEFORE 1900
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C. W. Merchant Lockport Glass
Very nice grouping. Always liked those bottles. Dug an open pontiled one many years ago.- klaatu
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- Forum: Displaying and Photographing
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What type of seal and lid would this jar have?
The glass lid and jar do not belong together. The jar is a Safety Valve (RB #2538) & is rather common. The closure for the jar is a metal band clamp & glass lid, just not the one pictured. The glass lid in your pics would be correct for a couple of different jars: 1) B & B (RB #181), 2) The...- klaatu
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- Forum: Jars General discussion
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Killer one of a kind Sign.
A very nice sign, indeed. Outstanding find!- klaatu
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- Forum: Any other Collectibles
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Trying to put a value on Jars
A "Red Book" (The Collector's Guide To Old Fruit Jars) would be the best source of information, but if you do not have access to a copy, go to the website of North American Glass. In the archives section use the search tool to review jars similar to the ones you have pictured that have sold in...- klaatu
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- Forum: Jars General discussion
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Mason?
The Red Book lists jars in alphabetical order. 1648-5 is the numerical reference for that particular jar. #1648-5 only lists the jar as a Bead Seal variation, rather than the Shoulder Seal variation in your pics. I do agree that it is a Ball-made jar. Is there any faint or erased embossing that...- klaatu
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- Forum: What is it? Antique Bottles AFTER 1900
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Another find and I have no clue what it is!
Those tiny little bottles are cool- klaatu
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- Forum: New to the Collection
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Round bottom bottle holder
Very nice combination of form & function. Looks very nice!- klaatu
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- Forum: Displaying and Photographing
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Late night Dig!!!
Never heard of it before. My guess would be some sort of medicinal beverage, maybe to tip toe around the Prohibition laws????? Interesting bottle, though.- klaatu
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- Forum: Digging and Finding
