sweetrelease
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ok so i looked around and found nothing on this. any locals know $ on this ? i asked three local diggers today and they all said they have not seen it. anyone?? thanks guys ~matt
little cobalt bottle?
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cyberdigger
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Hey, Matt.. that's always a tough call with local druggists.. you got the blue thing going for you at least.. you'd probably get the most for it IN A.C. or by hooking it up with a member of the prestigious Galbreath family!
sweetrelease
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thanks charlie. i see what you mean about the local bottles. just hard to find out much about them unless they were mass produced. also the dig we talked about is on hold but there are smaller ones going on so look in that area as there are some good finds my man .~matt
cyberdigger
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Maybe we should tell 'em we will dig it for them!
I was just talking to my wife about AC.. she wants me to drop her off at a casino while I dig, so we can find out who has the luck in the family
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I was just talking to my wife about AC.. she wants me to drop her off at a casino while I dig, so we can find out who has the luck in the family![
]sweetrelease
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she might win more money ,but the thrill of the "hunt" always wins in my book[]~matt
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yes on the base is " wt . co 1 usa " thanks ~matt
cyberdigger
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[font="sans-serif, arial, helvetica, geneva"]W.T.CO.................Whitall Tatum Company, Millville, New Jersey (1901-1938)[/font]
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This is an Atlantic City Pharamcay Bottle - Galbreath bottles come in several styles and sizes, including a tall citrate and older verions with Atlantic City embossed in a slug plate. Great find.
