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  1. steviep

    Can’t seem to look up this one! Help?

    Meant to attach a list from The Bottle Book, page 207
  2. steviep

    Can’t seem to look up this one! Help?

  3. steviep

    Can’t seem to look up this one! Help?

    By the way, I love the color. Kinda like a root beer, amber color. It's listed in "The Bottle Book". pg 207. What exactly are you looking for? Value, ID, both?
  4. steviep

    Porcelain medicine bottle?

    huh, never seen before. A pretty bottle tho, maybe perfume, toilet preparation, cosmetic? Or maybe Victorian? I did see a trade-mark for "COTY" on Google books, not sure if it's the same...
  5. steviep

    Lafayette food jars

    Value is what someone is willing to pay for it. I'm not a jar collector, but that was a nice one.:)
  6. steviep

    Lafayette food jars

    The one on eBay is an aqua quart, LAFAYETTE (in script) stopper neck finish, 3 pc glass and metal lid. In Red Book 11 it shows #1452 - $125-175.
  7. steviep

    Dewy i got a Bluey!

    Never seen before, but I guess I wasn't looking.
  8. steviep

    ebay deal of the day

    I totally agree with dl1786. Some people are purple “blind”
  9. steviep

    Need help with this Muegge Emerald Bottle 4oz 5 3/4"

    Welcome to the forum! It's very GREEN, isn't it? Nice colored western drug store bottle. Your right. It is 4 ounces. That weird looking 3, is not a 3. It's actually a druggist symbol for ounces. That's a keeper. Also, check this >> http://jtenlen.drizzlehosting.com/ORBios/namuegge.txt
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    Facebook Marketplace finds

    That Westcott has a pretty neat monogram.
  11. steviep

    The Woman's Drug Store - Bridgeport, Conn.

    This is the only one I've seen.
  12. steviep

    Wood & Bennett

    The early 1880s I'm guessing.
  13. steviep

    Newly added owl pic drug Early Drug Co. Knoxville, Tenn.

    I think the Early Drug Co Knoxville Tenn was established by Emmit E. Early. Is this marked on the base at all?
  14. steviep

    How to find insulators

    That is good news. Those make great all-purpose paperweights or book holders!
  15. steviep

    Made a site to document antique CT bottles...

    PlaneDiggerCam, good start. :DNice to see more collections are being shared this way! If you want, you can link up to my site and can link up to yours!:p
  16. steviep

    Common crock style beer? Can't make out mark.

    Well, that's so nice to know. :)Thank-you nhpharm!;)
  17. steviep

    Common crock style beer? Can't make out mark.

    I don't remember how this came into my collection but I had this for a while. It's marked but I can't make it out? Is this common? I hope it is common cause it's got a base chip on it. Comments welcome, otherwise, I'll ditch it.
  18. steviep

    World's Fair Beer premium

    Not much of a beer can collector, but I do like a natty ice or two, This is one of my father-in-law's 6 pac from a while ago(getting real dusty now). I have only one left and it's still full. Are these common? Can anyone identify? It would be neat to know a little more about it!
  19. steviep

    How to find insulators

    Around in here in eastern Connecticut, before they turned the old train tracks into "Nature, Walking Trails" we'd find them on the ground next to poles. We used to find a bunch of them in the Bolton and Coventry area in CT. Maybe you can find old maps that show railways in your area?
  20. steviep

    Allenrhu medicine bottle dating help

    Another word on dates. Here is a story out of the Food and Drug act of 1929. On January 31, 1929, the United States attorney for the Southern District of California, acting upon a report by the Secretary of Agriculture, filed in the District Court of the United States for said district a libel...

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