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Here's the main bunch all lined up for the BB gun.
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NOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!
Anyway, nice is all I can say for sure because I have a Q. Pic 1 # 1 looks like standard embossed... except the first N which looks kinda block lettered. Is that an illusion?
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I believe it to be an illusion, Eric. All are products of the San Francisco Glass Works.
 
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Amazing run of color variants. Western bitters have always been outta my price range. If I was born ten years earlier I'd have been out there grabbing the "gold". As it is I've got a little gold in the bottle realm. Enough to keep me happy. Anyone care to comment on B.B. Thayer? Did he only have potlids and stenciled pots produced? No B.B. Thayer embossed bottles - similar to the Keiths and Wakelees of the 1860s era?
 
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