TurpentineFLA
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I'm posting in After 1900, but I'm unsure. The seam goes up to the lip, but not through. It appears to possibly have a second very fine seam in the lip offset from the seam up the body of the bottle. There appear to be lathe marks running horizontally along the face of the top, There are bubbles throughout and strange horizontal 'scars'(for lack of a better word) on the inside of the bottle that I can feel with my finger on the inside but not out. Small pontil scar about the size of a nickel on the bottom. No embossing.
I'd like to know more about it, age, possible contents and what kind of closure this is. There are two step-down lips inside the main lip and a squared groove going around the outside of the lip.
Found alongside a 1890's-190x WF&S bottle.
Thanks.
I'd like to know more about it, age, possible contents and what kind of closure this is. There are two step-down lips inside the main lip and a squared groove going around the outside of the lip.
Found alongside a 1890's-190x WF&S bottle.
Thanks.
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