PlaneDiggerCam
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This is a small Sam Chesbro Druggist Williamntic bottle from CT I aquired.
What is your smallest antique bottle?
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This is a small Sam Chesbro Druggist Williamntic bottle from CT I aquired.
DavidW
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Here is probably the smallest bottle I have. It's probably from the 1920s-1940s (found in a dump of that age) but has no markings. ABM, possibly a perfume bottle. Anyone seen this before? 
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Very cool smalls!
DavidW - Haven't seen that exact one but have dug a few ridged perfumes. 20s–40s is about right for the artifacts I've found with them (such as "Federal Law" whiskeys and embossed ABM milks).
DavidW - Haven't seen that exact one but have dug a few ridged perfumes. 20s–40s is about right for the artifacts I've found with them (such as "Federal Law" whiskeys and embossed ABM milks).
Harry Pristis
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Here are mine:
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