Any Info on these Two.

[offishn]

Are these very common. How old are they.

Danville Brew & Ice Co. Looks to be a applied top. Three piece mold. Has a NB on the bottom. Was this a Beer Bottle?

Ledicott's Southend.on.sea It looks like a applied top with a internal threads? But not sure if I am stating right. The Bottom has a L's on it. with a shadow of the L's

 

[offishn]

Some How I cant seam to get these upright.

 

[UncleBruce]

American Breweries II lists Danville doing business 1894-1906. I wouldn't call it a common bottle. The lip is a BALTIMORE LOOP SEAL. It is a beer bottle. Got nothing on the other.

Could this Danville be the town that "PHINEAS AND FERB" hail from? [8|]

 

[Bottleworm]

I also have that Danville bottle but yours is a little different but I like it. Would you be willing to sell the Danville blob?

 

[offishn]

ORIGINAL: Bottleworm

I also have that Danville bottle but yours is a little different but I like it. Would you be willing to sell the Danville blob?

I would be willing to sell it. Shoot me a PM. And let me know what your thinking.

Rob

 

[cowseatmaize]

Three piece mold

No to both for that.

 

[offishn]

ORIGINAL: cowseatmaize

Three piece mold

No to both for that.

OK now now. I'm still learning here.[][][]

 

[treeguyfred]

the dark one is prolly English
Fred

 

[offishn]

Is it the SOUTHEND-ON-SEA that makes you think English?

 

[surfaceone]

From.

Hello Robert,

Welcome to the Blue Pages. The Ledicott's is a British ginger beer / mineral water from the early 20th Century. The form and the internal threads make it so.

From.

Southend-On-Sea is an well known seaside resort of Essex.