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cowseatmaize
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Id say so, if Jerry doesn't see it send him a note.
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Thanks, could you tell me who Jerry is?
cowseatmaize
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Sorry, deepbluedigger. I thought I put that in there.
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Thanks I will check with him.
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RE: D. David's Tincture / For The Teeth and Gums.
Cool, direct him to the link or at least post back with anything new.
He was just here but I guess he missed it.
Cool, direct him to the link or at least post back with anything new.
He was just here but I guess he missed it.
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RE: D. David's Tincture / For The Teeth and Gums.
Hi Steve. Nice bottle. It's not one I've heard of before, and I haven't ever seen reference to D David or his tincture in 18th / 19th century British adverts. I had a quick scan through a couple of databases just now and also drew a blank.
I'll have a more thorough search this evening and may come up with something then.
There's something about the shape of the bottle - up around the shoulders - and especially the style of embossing that isn't very 'usual' for British bottles, and makes me think it's possibly American?
Hi Steve. Nice bottle. It's not one I've heard of before, and I haven't ever seen reference to D David or his tincture in 18th / 19th century British adverts. I had a quick scan through a couple of databases just now and also drew a blank.
I'll have a more thorough search this evening and may come up with something then.
There's something about the shape of the bottle - up around the shoulders - and especially the style of embossing that isn't very 'usual' for British bottles, and makes me think it's possibly American?
GuntherHess
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RE: D. David's Tincture / For The Teeth and Gums.
that's a weird one. Either british or a transitional item from somewhere like Philly.
A better photo of the front might help. It looks like it may actually be D Davidson or something else.
I cant enhance it , the photo isn't clear enough but I think the spacing is wrong for D David's
that's a weird one. Either british or a transitional item from somewhere like Philly.
A better photo of the front might help. It looks like it may actually be D Davidson or something else.
I cant enhance it , the photo isn't clear enough but I think the spacing is wrong for D David's
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