Cool, Well I paid a buck for it so guess the standard selling price of 40 to 50 bucks will do nicely, just hate to sell it, for some reason it screams to me! Maybe I'll keep just one OP! Thanks for everything Jeff
Thanks GuntherHess, I was reading the same stuff but wasn't sure of myself so good to get additional takes on it and hear what other think. Red (hope red is ok) here are some more pics of the base and neck.
LOL, Thanks a million for the help, I'll get a few more pic's up in a few The embossing is Dr. Wistar's (with the r underlined) / Balsam of / wildcherry / phillada ( undercase a with a dot under it) / blank panel / IB.
Thanks! So smooth base hing mold. I need to look up the years this type was used. Guess what's throwing me off is the seams stop at the base of the neck, has a crude applied tapered lip and the embossing I.B. All pointing to 1840-1860 is this right?
Me again, Here is the second Dr. Wistar's bottle had questions about. Is this a sand Pontil? I.B. (Isaac Butt proprietor 1844-1845) is embossed on this bottle so was wondering if you can date the bottle to 44-45 or was IB used after he sold out? Thanks!
Hello all and Happy Thanksgiving. Been here for a while and this is my first posting. Really need a hand on this one. Got this Dr. Wister's I.B. OP bottle a few years ago and have never seen another one like it. So was wondering if anyone here has seen one before? Is this a true error bottle or...
Great! I look forward to digging. I have bought many bottles from ebay but really would like the satisfaction of digging my own. Email or PM. Look forward to hearing from you. Jeff
Hi, New to the world of bottle collecting. I am an electrician and have dug a few holes for the job. Dug up a few late bottles and got my interest peaked. I have really no idea where to dig in florida and would like to be shown the ropes. USAF retired (22 yrs). Moved to New Smyrna beach 5 years...