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RED Matthews
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NOW THAT IS DIFFERENT!!!! I can not imagine what would have caused this condition. It is a good example of a botlemystery. Is there any embossed information on the bottom or heal?
RED Matthews
RED Matthews
dw3000
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On the heel of the bottle it says "J Kilner & Sons / Makers / Wakefield". The base has J K W 1710.
Maybe it was found in a lake or stream. If some sand/gravel got inside, the bottle might have gotten scratched as it got tossed around by the waves/current. Just a guess.
Pic of base:
Maybe it was found in a lake or stream. If some sand/gravel got inside, the bottle might have gotten scratched as it got tossed around by the waves/current. Just a guess.
Pic of base:
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TROG
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Hi,
These are not scratches but small fractures in the glass caused by being very close to heat in a fire almost to the glass melt stage and when cooling possibly quite quickly the glass cracked .
These are not scratches but small fractures in the glass caused by being very close to heat in a fire almost to the glass melt stage and when cooling possibly quite quickly the glass cracked .
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