Glass Works script money

[Steve/sewell]

The fifty cent note in close.Notice the scallop ship on the right hand side.Salem at the time was a port city on the Delaware river and their major industry was ship building.

 

[Steve/sewell]

The ten cent note in close.Notice the absence of the scallop boat on the far right and instead look on each side of the large word TEN CENTS
and you will see fruit and vegatables another large industry in Salem County to this day.

 

[Steve/sewell]

If anyone has additional glass script notes or information pertaining to could you please post them here for easy retrieval in the future.Thanks Steve

 

[surfaceone]

Hey Steve,

I didn'y know that Dr. Dyott employed Elvis :

 

[surfaceone]

Hey Steve,

"New York, Cleveland, Cleveland Glass Works, 5 Cents, 187-, (1870s), Oswego County, H1, wonderful glass blowing scene at left, unissued, extremely fine. $95"

"New York, Cleveland, Cleveland Glass Works, 10 Cents, 187-, (1870s), Oswego County, H2, wonderful glass blowing scene at left, unissued, choice almost uncirculated. $125" Both from.

 

[Steve/sewell]

This is what cyberdigger used to do to me that would get me in trouble!! Take my serious post and rip it to shreads with a joke like Elivis in it.I am really dissapointed Surface[][][][] ...................................................Nah just kiddin it does look like Elivis[][][][] Here check out my picture a little closer in I think you are on to something.

 

[surfaceone]

Yo Steve,

Where's Durwood Ramsey?

 

[Steve/sewell]

Durwood made the wrong move after the ship surfaceone.He should have listened to the colonel Parker had he, he wouldnt have been a trash man from Delight Arkansas instead he would have been with Elvis!!

 

[Steve/sewell]

Where else but this forum can you have Elvis and Dr. Dyott in the same thread.[8D]I tried to enlighten the masses but then this happens.

 

[Wangan]

Very interesting and funny! Hey that guy blowing the bottle looks like he is blowing a horn...[8|]