F. Lederer from Evansville Indiana

[Indiana_Digger1]

I recently picked up a near-pristine F. Lederer from Evansville Indiana at an auction. It's a gorgeous bottle with no chips or cracks. There are a few bubbles in the glass, which I believe gives it great character. The embossing on the front is "F.LEDERER EVANSVILLE, IND." and the bottom says "I G Co L", which I believe is the Ihmsen Glass Co. Ltd from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Attached are photos of the bottle. I would love to know any information about the company and/or about the bottle itself.<br>
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[botlguy]

I'm quite certain that you have an 1890 - 1910 BEER bottle. Any more specifics will have to come from elsewhere