Mrs. Dillworth's worm destroyer bottle
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You are amazing! How do you find this info so quickly? Well if it was a he rather than a she, Where did the Mrs. come from?
GuntherHess
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It could have been his wife , mother , or some other relative.
Sound about right. the bottle form is typical of the late 1880s to 1890s period.
Sound about right. the bottle form is typical of the late 1880s to 1890s period.
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UPDATE: 2 days ago this bottle was found in the same hole. I was like 99.9% sure the worm destroyer was a Delaware bottle, now 100% . Very excited to have discovered the first Worm Destroyer from Delaware.
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GuntherHess
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Very nice.
I can add the worm destroyer to the on-line medicine guide if you want.
I can add the worm destroyer to the on-line medicine guide if you want.
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Yes, That would be great. Thank you for the responses.
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