rare???? New Jersey mineral water co. Philada. pa Roorbach floating ball closure bott
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it's called a gravity stopper . it works like a code . it is not common . and may have been made for a short time . Hutchison stoppers were more popular . I have seen this kind of stopper on some Chicago and Portland sodas . 1880s
it is a roorbach floting ball closure here is the info i just found
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| Dimensions: ? x ? | ||||||||
| Manufacturer: Not Known | ||||||||
| Material: | Glass | Design: | None | Mold Type: | Two Leaf Mold | |||
| Form: | Cylindrical | Edge Design: | None | Plate Mold: | Yes | |||
| Shape: | Hutchinson | Base Design: | None | Plate Code: | None | |||
| Sides: | Shoulder Design: | None | Sealed: | No | ||||
| Sunken Panels: | None | |||||||
| Pictures: None | ||||||||
| Notes: No Notes. | ||||||||
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