Narcotic medicine label scammer on ebay

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Jim

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There are a lot of those McDonald laudanum labels around. They came from Reedsville, PA, which is about five minutes from where I live. The local antique stores AND Greedbay are just loaded with them. Apparently, there was a big surplus of unused labels from the company. Beware of ANY "original" labeled bottles from the McDonald Drug Co. of Reedsville, PA.
 

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yes, I have run across quite a few of them on an AMAZING assortment of bottle styles.

I never heard anything back from the buyer of that item. Maybe they are happy with it. If they leave the seller positive feedback I'll consider my efforts wasted[;)]
The seller bought some other labels but havent seen then list any other bottles yet. Maybe they got the hint that their scam was transparent..
 

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This is an old scam, as so many of you know. I have seen NOS (new old stock) labels even on dug, stained bottles. Yes, it does diminish the hobby for all of us, I agree 100%.

Anyone recall Sir Markw (I think that is his eBay name) with the glass navel boarding weapon bottles? Last I saw him, he was selling those Persian saddle flasks as being dug in some Philly dig in the 70's, and unembossed wine bottles as some kind of Prohibition era relic.
 

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I dont give a pinch of donky dung what ebay thinks, You did the rite thing.
 

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