Traderjack
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I read with interest the posts by Blade and pictures on his Dr. townsend's bottle. I have a similar bottle which came out of a 175 year old farmhouse in Pulaski, NY. It was definitely made with a sand chip pontil. You can feel and see the embedded sand and a speck of glass.It's in great shape with wear marks only on the bottom. .One side says"Dr.(with the r underlined) Townsend's". the next side says"sarsaparilla" and the third side says "ALBANY NY". The letters "NY" are under the city "ALBANY". I am trying to sell it on Ebay and have posted pictures there. However I am getting various replies relative to color and where it was manufactured. To me the color at the top looks like the color in the picture posted by Blade. It is definitely darker in color in the bottom half and the glass on the inside appears thicker in this area. My wife has had this bottle sitting on a shelf for many years as it was her house that it came out of. Any further info from forum members would be greatly appreciated.