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Messy mold seams
Thank you Sandchip, that makes sense! Meanwhile, I was finally able to see a very faint “I” in front of the “P” in the maker’s mark. The next letter I decided is a “G” rather than a “C”. That makes this an Illinois-Pacific Glass Company Bottle. 1902-1926. Does the characteristic you mentioned...- Curiouser&Curiouser
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Messy mold seams
The more I try to research this bottle, the more confused I get. I’m such a novice! Are crooked mold seams common? These appear to be across the diagonal of the bottle and disappear near the bottom third. Plus I can’t tell if that’s a “C” or a “G” after the “P” in the maker’s mark. Is anyone...- Curiouser&Curiouser
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