crawling under the house

[Whisperingwinds]

Hello everyone,
Im new here and was hoping to get information on bottles and cans.
I found this bottle last week under the house. Its from the prohibition, I have found a lot more empty flask ones but with no writting. They have there corks, but Im not sure how to trace these.
Any help is apperciated

 

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a few

 

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2

 

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3

 

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and some cans... any idea of age?

 

[capsoda]

Hey Sherry, Welcome to the forum. The can looks like it may be pretty cool and I know that you can still get Old Taylor but your pictures are pretty small and it is hard to tell what you have. If you will go back into each post [EDIT button to the right side of screen] and inlarge them I will try to help.

 

[madman]

hmm cant tell on the bottles age? but cans are nice!could be worth lots keep that in mind mike

 

[Whisperingwinds]

Thank you, Warren and Mike.
It says E.H. Taylor and sons on the bottom front. On the back label it says its been bottled under the act of congress march 3, 1897. An act to allow the bottleing of distilled spirits in bond. It goes on to say it cant be reused.
It has a wood like top on a cork
The label is pretty good for being so old, I think.
Is it worth keeping?
It seems to have a green and white sticker at the neck...kind of like a tax kind it says pint.
Im not sure the pic will come out

 

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this is the front

 

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the back

well that didnt work hehehe