Help IDing an early blob-top

[RoyalRuby]

I found this broken early blob-top while out searching and finding a small dump site with, best I can tell without doing a major dig, bottles and jars dating from the 50's and 60's this last Thursday, this broken Leisy bottle was in the same dump, way out of place from the other stuff found. I can't find any on-line that look the same, wondering if this one is actually from Cleveland, Oh. rather than from Peoria, Il. Looking at bottles shown on UncleBruce's site from Peoria, the letter "E" in the word "The" in front of Leisy, doesn't look like an "E" on my bottle, wish a little more of the embossing was still left in that area of the bottle I found, better yet, if the whole bottle was still intact, oh well, any info would be great.

 

[ROBBYBOBBY64]

I found this broken early blob-top while out searching and finding a small dump site with, best I can tell without doing a major dig, bottles and jars dating from the 50's and 60's this last Thursday, this broken Leisy bottle was in the same dump, way out of place from the other stuff found. I can't find any on-line that look the same, wondering if this one is actually from Cleveland, Oh. rather than from Peoria, Il. Looking at bottles shown on UncleBruce's site from Peoria, the letter "E" in the word "The" in front of Leisy, doesn't look like an "E" on my bottle, wish a little more of the embossing was still left in that area of the bottle I found, better yet, if the whole bottle was still intact, oh well, any info would be great.View attachment 224291View attachment 224292

Issac Leisy.
ROBBYBOBBY64.

Leisy Brewery | Cleveland Historical

In 1873, Isaac Leisy and his two brothers (all originally from Bavaria in Germany) left their small brewery in rural Iowa and came to Cleveland after purchasing Frederick Haltnorth's brewery on Vega Avenue for $120,000. Haltnorth (who was also the proprietor of Haltnorth's Gardens -- a beer...

clevelandhistorical.org

 

[RoyalRuby]

Thanks Rob, I wish there was a good picture of the bottle in the link you provided, but I didn't see any unless I missed it. But that would make sense because the last letter before "Leisy" on my bottle looks like a letter C.

 

[ROBBYBOBBY64]

Thanks Rob, I wish there was a good picture of the bottle in the link you provided, but I didn't see any unless I missed it. But that would make sense because the last letter before "Leisy" on my bottle looks like a letter C.

I see a few Leisy beer bottles but none similar to yours. Maybe rare or scarce.
ROBBYBOBBY64.

 

[RoyalRuby]

I see a few Leisy beer bottles but none similar to yours. Maybe rare or scarce.
ROBBYBOBBY64.

Yeah, I really wish it hadn't been broke, I need to go back to the spot where I found it and do some digging, hoping I can find more of it, and with any real luck, find a complete one.....

 

[ROBBYBOBBY64]

Thanks Rob, I wish there was a good picture of the bottle in the link you provided, but I didn't see any unless I missed it. But that would make sense because the last letter before "Leisy" on my bottle looks like a letter C.

I found this also. Leisy pronounced Lye-See. Closed in 1950.
ROBBYBOBBY64. https://www.cleveland.com/business/2015/03/leisy_brewing_co_building_will.html

 

[Wildcat wrangler]

Issac Leisy.
ROBBYBOBBY64.

Leisy Brewery | Cleveland Historical

In 1873, Isaac Leisy and his two brothers (all originally from Bavaria in Germany) left their small brewery in rural Iowa and came to Cleveland after purchasing Frederick Haltnorth's brewery on Vega Avenue for $120,000. Haltnorth (who was also the proprietor of Haltnorth's Gardens -- a beer...

clevelandhistorical.org

Just a little chip.... (Maybe it can be fixed? ) like when That’s always a sick feeling! As long as your not the one who broke it, helps a tiny bit....


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[RoyalRuby]

Just a little chip.... (Maybe it can be fixed? ) like when That’s always a sick feeling! As long as your not the one who broke it, helps a tiny bit....


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No, what's left of it is how I found it, I need to look closer in the area where I found it to see if any more of it is still there. The spot it was in is not the easiest place to get into and dig, kinda an awkward stance because of the terrain where this dump site is located....frigg'n briars, along with mud, a water run off, a ditch running through, and on a hillside, if you can imagine all that in one small spot...lol

 

[CanadianBottles]

No, what's left of it is how I found it, I need to look closer in the area where I found it to see if any more of it is still there. The spot it was in is not the easiest place to get into and dig, kinda an awkward stance because of the terrain where this dump site is located....frigg'n briars, along with mud, a water run off, a ditch running through, and on a hillside, if you can imagine all that in one small spot...lol

If it's on a hillside there could be some more older stuff there. It's not necessarily a late throw in that context, could be different years of dump all mixed together from erosion over the years.

 

[Dogo]

I believe that top is called a "sloping collar" not a blob.