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    Another mystery bottle from the Atlantic.

    No seam? Maybe made in a turn mold?
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    Estate Sale Find

    Nice talk Robby.
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    Additional photos per last posting

    Thanks again, paid $20. Bill
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    Probable pre 1900 says J.W.Ransley&Sons East Orange N.J., S on the bottom, this bottle never sold

    Thanks so much Leon. Bill
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    Additional photos per last posting

    Thank you, any thoughts on value?
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    Probable pre 1900 says J.W.Ransley&Sons East Orange N.J., S on the bottom, this bottle never sold

    I posted more pictures. Any word on company, value etc.
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    Additional photos per last posting

    Additional photos per last posting.
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    Probable pre 1900 says J.W.Ransley&Sons East Orange N.J., S on the bottom, this bottle never sold

    Can anyone tell me the age of this bottle and what it contained. Seams stop before the neck. Value?
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    Recent Finds...

    The Lithia Bottle may be worth $50 and up. Nice find.
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    This beer bottle seams end before the neck which is somewhat twisted. Is 9 3/4 tall and has double embossing on the bottom, A B Co. Lots of bubbles.

    Thank you for your input. Yes, there is a number on the lower rim, 7 5 as you said, very faint, I believe that is correct. Any thoughts on the double embossing?
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    This beer bottle seams end before the neck which is somewhat twisted. Is 9 3/4 tall and has double embossing on the bottom, A B Co. Lots of bubbles.

    Any input on origin and value would be appreciated. Near as I can find, it is by American Bottling Company.
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    Comment by 'william crosson sr.' in album 'Vintage Beer Bottle'

    This bottle is 9 3/4" tall. Seam stops just below the neck which shows signs of twist. A lot of bubbles. The embossing on the bottom has a double hit showing A B Co with the number 20 below. Any thoughts on age and value due to double embossing.
  13. Vintage Beer Bottle

    Vintage Beer Bottle

    American Bottling Company, Double Embossing on the bottom, Seam stops before the neck.
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    IMG_20220729_110240.jpg

    American Bottling Company Beer Bottle, Double embossing on the bottom, seams stop before the neck. Input on value and origin.
    • william crosson sr.
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    • Category: Bottles and Glass
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    IMG_20220729_111129.jpg

    • william crosson sr.
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    • Album: Vintage Beer Bottle
    • Category: Bottles and Glass
  16. W

    P Van Gents Glazed Clay Bottle.

    Oh, O.K., good to know. Maybe someone will come up with another bottle like mine with some dating info. etc. Thanks again CB.
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    P Van Gents Glazed Clay Bottle.

    Very cool pictures and info. thanks so much. It is a neat bottle at least for my collection, I didn't have any of these. I too found a picture of a factory, but with the actual name on the building, P. Van Gents, not Sheidam. It also has or had a large tower in the back. One document stated...
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    P Van Gents Glazed Clay Bottle.

    Bought this bottle, 11 1/2" tall x 3 1/4" diameter at a local picker/thrift shop here in Florida for $24. Only found info. on the factory in Holland that has this name on it that likely produced it. Have not found information on the bottle itself, but research indicates it is probably a gin...
  19. W

    Oldest whole Ball jar I've found

    Based on the embossing Ball Design dates your bottle from 1910 to 1923. Yours looks like new. Nice find.
  20. W

    buffalo lithia water bottle

    I just bought one like yours at a thrift store for $5. The embossing is identical. Any idea what it is really worth?

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