Any thoughts on age - use?
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Often referred to a bulbous neck, and I agree with scotch as likely ingredient or possibly brandy, and I would agree with the date on the tag, possibly to turn of century if foreign. No seal or embossing, they have minimal collectability and usually sell for $10 or less as window dressing. Jack
MiamiMaritime
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Thanks for the info.
Is there a name for this type of neck or a reason for the shape?
Is there a name for this type of neck or a reason for the shape?
cowseatmaize
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Nothing specific really. The two that were posted are close enough but I'd lead toward the second one. As for a reason, none that I know of except maybe eye appeal.
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That is definitely NOT a Ladies Leg, I believe it is properly known as a "Bulge Neck". (At least that is what I have called them for 45 + years) Ladies Leg bottles have a neck as long, or at least almost as long, as the body. Of course, a case could be made that "Ladies" come in all shapes and sizes. [8D][8|]
glass man
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Definitely a small "ladies leg neck" at least that is what i have been calling them over 39 years
][][] What does JIM know about ladies?[][][][] What does he think the "bulge" is? Unless of course it is POPEYE'S GAL "OLIVE OYL" who has no "BULGE" in her leg or any where else!
[8D]JAMIE
][][] What does JIM know about ladies?[][][][] What does he think the "bulge" is? Unless of course it is POPEYE'S GAL "OLIVE OYL" who has no "BULGE" in her leg or any where else![8D]JAMIE
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