Geo. W. Hoffman, Allentown, Pa., Emerald Green, 8-sided, 7 1/4 In.

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I bought this over the past winter and can't find any info on it.
Looks like Kovel's online catalog has it listed but I can't access it.
The value as well as any historic info much appreciated. RJ

Geo. W. Hoffman, Allentown, Pa.,
Emerald Green, 8-sided, 7 1/4 In.
 

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Been a mystery to me this bottle.
 

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That's a local soda for me. I've dug several over the years. The iron pontil examples are
significantly more valuable. if you are looking for a value, it's kinda hard to tell in
the environment today. your example looks as though someone let the tumbler
run a day or two too long. my guess would be $175 - $250 depending on how
many bidders you get. Hoffman was a fairly prolific bottler in Allentown in the mid
to late 1800's. I was only getting $40.00 for the smooth based double taper top green Hoffman sodas.

looks good on the shelf!

Jim
 

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Thanks a lot Jim.
So it is just as the seller (a good friend) told me, its not rare, even though little info exists online.
I paid $75.00, so I'm pleased.
 

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