new bottle from a friend????

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leigh

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A friend of mine brought me a amber bottle from a old dump sight today and its differant. I`m hoping you can tell me about it. It`s lip is diff. looks like a cork top but has threads under that like a screw on top????? Can you all tell me about that... Thank you Leigh
 

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It's called an internal thread closure. They were very common in the UK for use on soda bottles but never really caught on that well in the US.
 

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Well, it depends. It is most likely like either of these two photos:
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If the threads are inside the mouth, it is as Tombstone Brick and Canadian Bottles have stated. Internal-threaded screw. Predominantly British.
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If you mean like the following photo, though, then only Tombstone Brick is correct. It was usually a ketchup bottle's top finish in the early days where the threads are outside of the mouth but below a whiskey-like top.
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