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    "PRICE CHECK ON ISLE 5" whiskey bottles

    The aqua Whitney $ 150-200 The yellow olive Dyottville $ 100-150. Two nice whiskey bottles!
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    Bar Brawl Pontil

    Chris Rowell, Balt Bottles , On this forum does an excellent job repairing bottles. He should be able to make your bottle look like new. You will have to tumble or clean the bottle before hand as the bottle cannot be tumbled after the repair.
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    pics of bottles failed

    I have always refer to that type of lip finish as a sloped ring collar lip.
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    INKS

    Chris, I do not know about the hinge mold ones but the pontiled cobalt umbrella inks are in the $1500 range. A safe estimate of the hinge mold bottle would be $500 plus.
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    Trying to establish age of dump 3 found

    Do not give up on this spot. Many of the soda bottles made in the 1900-1920 period are quite valuable. Some Pepsi and Coca Cola bottles from the early 1900's are worth a small fortune.
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    sealed NY whiskey

    Matt, Makes sense to me. I know that we have dug many bottles that used the same mold as the predecessor and just changed / blocked out some part of the embossing in the mold. I am not that familiar with seals but it makes since that you could do the same thing. With this bottle only two...
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    Another bottle dug today with an applied seal

    Thanks Irish. I notice a few earlier pontiled bottles that are similar in Bossche's book on page 232 . They are listed as "Italian Liqueur Bottles " .
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    Peppersauce bottle

    Wayne, I am lost without spell check! I dig much better than I type. Mommy, The ribbed sauce bottles are fairly common and can usually be purchased as for $10 - 15 dollars.
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    wierd Owl

    Two similar bottles sold at auction in a lot in 1992 for $55 for the pair. It's old reference but its all I have.
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    Peppersauce bottle

    The bottle you have is a ribbed peppersauce. Here is a picture of a cathederal peppersauce..
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    Another bottle dug today with an applied seal

    a close up of the seal....
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    Another bottle dug today with an applied seal

    Here is another bottle I dug today with an applied seal . The writing on the top of the seal is cut off and on the bottom it is either " Hind " or " Kind " . Bottle is smooth base, full two part mold with a fire polished lip.
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    Cold water

    Wayne , Did you purchase the mask lights or rig them yourself. Hands free lighting would help me out alot.
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    sealed NY whiskey

    I found an identical bottle with a similar seal in Odell's whiskey book. J.T.& Co/341 Walnut St./ Philada. . Same address different company with the same bottle ? Weird!
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    Bottles for Sale

    Road Dog, The M.McCormack is a Richmond, Va. bottle . It might help if you put that in your listing as most local collectors do a Richmond search.
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    Dont want trouble with girlfriend/wife HELP

    Do some research or buy yourself a few books. Most of the post 1930's bottles do not have much if any value. If you just brought home the good stuff it might be easier on the other half.
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    sealed NY whiskey

    a side view of the seal just to clarify..
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    sealed NY whiskey

    It is definitely an applied seal and not part of the mold. I have dug other 1870's smooth base applied seal bottles in the past that were exactly like this one. I have also dug many of the Paul Jones Whiskeys ( molded seals ) and I know the difference.
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    Tumbling an iron pontil

    A friend of mine who collects pontiled sodas uses a golf ball. It has worked excellent on the bottles he has tumbled.
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    Rare Richmond Va. sample whiskey

    close up....

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