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I have a post on here about a Pennick and Ford bottle, CAN ANYONE PLEASE PLEASE tell me what I have here. Or just any information on it?? I would REALLY appreciate it!!
Lost on this bottle
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Gunsmoke47
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Hi Rita, is there anyway you could post a picture so all the members could have a look? Sometimes a pic is worth a thousand words. Without embossment, it can be a little dificult to identify precisely. With a pic, we could tell you what probably came in it going by the shape, lip style, color, ect. Kelley
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THANK you so much for the response. I will put a picture up tomorrow, and perhaps that will help identify the bottle.
Thanks again for trying to help!
Rita
Thanks again for trying to help!
Rita
Re: RE: Lost on this bottle
Hi Rita, I know this comes a very long time after your post, but I have been digging a surface dump from the 30's through the 60's and recently came across about two dozen Penick & Ford bottles. The company originated in Louisiana in the 1920's and produced until the 60's. Many different products like molasses (spelling?) corn syrup and similar items used for cooking and baking. The number 6 you mentioned on the bottom is the number of the mold the bottle came from. Mine are mostly large, tall and with two handles. Hope this helps a bit. Tom
Hi Rita, I know this comes a very long time after your post, but I have been digging a surface dump from the 30's through the 60's and recently came across about two dozen Penick & Ford bottles. The company originated in Louisiana in the 1920's and produced until the 60's. Many different products like molasses (spelling?) corn syrup and similar items used for cooking and baking. The number 6 you mentioned on the bottom is the number of the mold the bottle came from. Mine are mostly large, tall and with two handles. Hope this helps a bit. Tom
Robby Raccoon
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Re: RE: Lost on this bottle
This might be a record. 11 years, 3 months and like what, 10 days? I didn't know that the forum was so old. I guess that we do get our answers eventually after all.
This might be a record. 11 years, 3 months and like what, 10 days? I didn't know that the forum was so old. I guess that we do get our answers eventually after all.
andy volkerts
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Shucks Bear, some of have been here since dirt was invented, and a few of us can tell you which came first, dirt or water.........[
][]
Shucks Bear, some of have been here since dirt was invented, and a few of us can tell you which came first, dirt or water.........[
][]
Robby Raccoon
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Because I like to ruin sarcasm.... Water would have come first, for dirt requires organic compounds that didn't yet exist. []So who wants to shoot me first?[]
Because I like to ruin sarcasm.... Water would have come first, for dirt requires organic compounds that didn't yet exist. [
]So who wants to shoot me first?[]
andy volkerts
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Relax, Its not bear season yet[][]
Relax, Its not bear season yet[
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Robby Raccoon
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andy volkerts
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Good one bear!! the Tundra (newspaper cartoon) Bears would be proud.[]......Andy
Good one bear!! the Tundra (newspaper cartoon) Bears would be proud.[
]......AndySimilar threads
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