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    Bottles with manufacturer defects?

    Hi sandchip! Oh fun! I can see why that would be a favorite! Awesome bottle! Thanks for the pictures! @botlguy... Just because I want to learn, totally not challenging... did you mean the bottom of the round bottle in the first set of pictures? I get the super common valve mark for that...
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    Bottles with manufacturer defects?

    Hi Jim! Thanks for your reply! It surely doesn't want me to post these lol... I shall try for the fourth time now!
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    Bottles with manufacturer defects?

    Not as much, but still lots going on with this one too. No idea as to provenance except that the DES PAT is for "design patent." Again hard to tell from the pictures, but one side is a lighter color than the other, the side opposite to all the mush. The bottom is much thicker on the mushy side...
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    Bottles with manufacturer defects?

    There is so much going on with this bottle, I love it lol. Diamond I, Illinois before Owens, mark used 1915-1929, 5" tall. The pictures just don't do the bubbles justice lol, its loaded with them!
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    Indented lip on 30's-40's O-I?

    Hello! So this one has me puzzled... what would this have been used for? Half of the lip is indented on one side & flush on the other, hand stippled, 5" tall, & so far Owens-Illinois, Alton IN, 1935 or 1945 to my best guess.
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    Bottles with manufacturer defects?

    Hello! I've come across a couple of these now, small ambers that are clearly a mess from the manufacturing process. Are they significant in any way? Thanks!

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