Locke's Kilbeggan Irish Whiskey Jug
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pyshodoodle
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Apparently I take after my dad's side of the family, as I still live here.... and my brother takes after my mom's side, as he has moved to Seattle, where he spent over 10 years, to Albany, which he hated, to Portland Maine, which he loved, to Portland Oregon this past summer.
pyshodoodle
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I received an email today that the person that normally handles my inquiries is out until next week, but will reply in due course... stay tuned. Of course, if anyone has any input, please post it.... on the bottle or freckles or whatever.[
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]pyshodoodle
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OK - I heard back from them, and, believe it or not, they are not sure on age, but approximate age they gave was late 1940s.
They offered 80 Euros plus shipping.
80 Euros = $120.
They offered 80 Euros plus shipping.
80 Euros = $120.
Plumbata
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Sounds like a pretty decent offer to me. Dunno if it is rare or anything but I would expect them to try lowballing a bit more than that. Not bad.
pyshodoodle
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Maybe they are! Who knows. []
It does sound like a fair offer to me, too, though. He's thinking about it.
]It does sound like a fair offer to me, too, though. He's thinking about it.
ancientdigger69
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Love the jug!! Im wondering if this text is meant to be similar to our post prohibition federal law prohibits saying on bottles. if this is true, then the museums time estimate would be true and the price very generous. thanks for posting!!
pyshodoodle
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The age they gave and the high offer is kind of what confused me. I guess cuz it still has the label? They didn't elaborate, so I don't really know. I'm surprised I was jsut looking at the pictures again and realized nobody mentioned anything in the background of some of the pics. A little surprised, actually. Must have all been looking at the boobies.
Plumbata
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Nuthin' wrong with admiring a nice jug. [
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