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    Homeopathic Vial??

    I might be way off, but could this be a homeopathic vial? Maybe late 1920's? (Probably way off on date also.) It's 5" tall and around 1.5" at base. Any info would be great. Thanks,
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    Lafayette Jar

    Thanks,, I'll do that.
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    Moly-Pop - Collectable??

    Thanks bottle-o-pop< That made me laugh, I can relate to that....
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    Moly-Pop - Collectable??

    Thanks Jstorm,
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    Lafayette Jar

    Thanks nhpharm, That's good to hear. It's also good to hear , reasonable price. Hopefully I'll have one soon. Thanks again,
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    Has anyone ever seen or have one of these?

    Hey, Thanks for the poster!! I didn't see that when I was looking for info. I found this bottle twice. Many years ago and then a couple weeks ago in the shed. Didn't have to dig it out of the mud this time.
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    Has anyone ever seen or have one of these?

    From what I've read it was made in Norfolk, VA between 1896 and 1918 by Consumers Brewing Co. Their description says: Aqua Pint Champagne Aluminum Seal Blob Private Mold "REGISTERED // E H E CO" on back at heel Just wondering if anyone has ever seen or had one. And... I thought this was...
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    Moly-Pop - Collectable??

    Yes, I'm right there with you on that. It's definitely a collectible, at least in my mind. That's interesting, especially about the 9.5 oz's. Great information, I really appreciate it.
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    Late 1800's ??

    Thanks for the look.
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    Late 1800's ??

    Yes, the lip seam almost looks like a mistake but I wasn't sure if that was common for the time. They must have made it on a Monday. Thanks
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    Late 1800's ??

    Hello All, Maybe Horseradish?? I couldn't find anything online that looks exactly like it. It's 8" tall and has eight sides. No glass marks on bottle. Could this be late 1800's??
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    What was it used for??

    No,,, Makes perfect sense. I had no idea about the druggist in early city business directories.
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    What was it used for??

    Interesting... I have a larger one that says "Davis" and has an OK beside it. It also says Baking Powder on the top shoulder of the bottle.
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    Need Help with Identifying a bottle

    Thanks, I'm logging on now...
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    What was it used for??

    Hello DavidW, Thank you very much for the reply. I think you answered every question that I had, and then some. I probably have 100+ bottles that I collected when I was growing up. It looks like it's going to be very interesting going through the rest of them. Awesome info. THANKS
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    Lafayette Jar

    Awesome information, Thanks, I'm going there now.
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    Need Help with Identifying a bottle

    Awesome!!! Thanks K6TIM, Regarding the lip. When I first pulled it out of the box I thought the lip might be damaged but when I took a closer look it appeared to be excess glass. It makes sense now. Great info... I'll use it.
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    Moly-Pop - Collectable??

    Thanks, I appreciate you looking at it. It has, City Bottling Wks, Portsmouth, VA. printed on the side of the bottle. From what I've looked up they were manufacturing bottles from 1931 to the early 50's. Thanks again. .
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    Moly-Pop - Collectable??

    I found this when I lived in Virginia. I recently tried to research it and I could only find one reference to it on an auction site. They said it was "rare". I realize that just because something is rare does not mean that is has value. Portsmouth Bottling Works started around 1931 and stayed...
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    What was it used for??

    Thanks for the look. I'm just getting into this so I really appreciate the info.

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