Black Glass Mallet 1750 to 1760 Wistarburgh early copy of the English type

[Steve/sewell]

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[epackage]

Nice addition Steve, great history as well, I'll happily take the green example off your hands. Loved that thing ever since you first posted it...[]

 

[RICKJJ59W]

ORIGINAL: epackage

Nice addition Steve, great history as well, I'll happily take the green example off your hands. Loved that thing ever since you first posted it...[]

But wait---- it's not from PATERSON []

 

[epackage]

ORIGINAL: RICKJJ59W
But wait---- it's not from PATERSON []

I figure if I let you work your photoshop magic it can be...[]

 

[fer_de_lance]

Steve,
Great post. I hope some day to have the ability to differentiate the early wine bottles of American manufacture and their European cousins. Your knowledge and advice is greatly appreciated. I have yet to receive my purchase from Ireland that was discussed in an earlier thread but when I do I will post photos and dimensions.

Regards,
Tim

 

[navydex2005]

wow i just found a bottle that looks exactly like the dark one in the pictures and i have been trying to figure out what to do with it. It is the first bottle I have ever found and i think it is valuable and really really old. I was fishing in charleston when i found it. I cant figure out how to put pictures on here or i would. It has someones initials on the side of it that looks like it was scratched on it. I dont know if it was put on there when it was made or not. Initials are SR and they are in cursive writing

 

[navydex2005]

I just found one just like the dark green one and i am no bottle collector