Kelly's Old Cabin Bitters
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BRIAN S.
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Hi Ron ,
Yes , it is a repro .... I have know idea of who made this one ! I have seen them sell as high as 100.00+ on ebay in the past.
I have one in my collection that was passed down to me from my Grandfather. It was awarded to him for a display at a 1993 Bottle Show. It has a gold plaque glued to the side label panel.
Mine has a Aqua colored glazing. I have only seen the White and Aqua glazing in the past. Here's a pic.....
Yes , it is a repro .... I have know idea of who made this one ! I have seen them sell as high as 100.00+ on ebay in the past.
I have one in my collection that was passed down to me from my Grandfather. It was awarded to him for a display at a 1993 Bottle Show. It has a gold plaque glued to the side label panel.
Mine has a Aqua colored glazing. I have only seen the White and Aqua glazing in the past. Here's a pic.....
bearswede
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That's a beautiful looking bottle, Brian... You must be proud to own that one!!
Thanks for sharing... And thanks for the info...
Ron
Thanks for sharing... And thanks for the info...
Ron
cowseatmaize
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Two questions here. First, is that a white glaze or milk glass, what's on the base?Clevenger and Wheaton can be easy to identify.
B: is that glaze over porcelain? I have a Sucess to the Railroad in I think porcelain. I can't see light through it due to the paint but it's really smooth white inside and definitely not glass. Ultra thin too, not a typical clay.
Opps, I should have read the next post, sorry
B: is that glaze over porcelain? I have a Sucess to the Railroad in I think porcelain. I can't see light through it due to the paint but it's really smooth white inside and definitely not glass. Ultra thin too, not a typical clay.
Opps, I should have read the next post, sorry
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RON, BRIAN & ERIC...
well, it ain't been but 2 years, BUT this should show youns I do keep looking. [/align]I have several pix ta add of ceramic repRoes. ( I used ta call em repoes, but a friend kept correctin' me, so I capitalize the R to show I'm tryin'.)[/align] [/align]1st we have a Beswick Beneagles flask..circa 1969 While not a repRo, it may be a link to the other repRoes..or not...[/align]
well, it ain't been but 2 years, BUT this should show youns I do keep looking. [/align]I have several pix ta add of ceramic repRoes. ( I used ta call em repoes, but a friend kept correctin' me, so I capitalize the R to show I'm tryin'.)[/align] [/align]1st we have a Beswick Beneagles flask..circa 1969 While not a repRo, it may be a link to the other repRoes..or not...[/align]
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