Here are 8 historical flasks we put back togather

[RICKJJ59W]

We have 8 more that are ready for the Krazy glue.

 

[Jim]

Good to see that you saved them, Rick. I have a few that I need to reconstruct as well. Maybe I'll work on them this week and put up some pix. ~Jim

 

[capsoda]

Looks like the looney bin of flasks, theys all cracked. [] Neat display.

 

[RICKJJ59W]

LOL there cracked just like the finder[:-]

 

[karenandgordonmyers]

these historical flasks, what glass houses made them? and did these houses keep a record of how many of each design were made. and how long were they in production? enquiring minds want to know.[]

 

[RICKJJ59W]

There are only three flasks known with Dyottville embossed on them,and the only three that we can be 100% sure came from the Dyottville Glass works in phila.
The G11-38 American Eagle (1850 -60).
The G1-37 Washington Taylor father of his country,General Taylor never surrenders,(quart)
And the G1-38 same as above but in pint size.(1847-55)

we have the G11-38 (whole)
Two of the flasks we put back together are of Washington & Taylor, they have no embossing,
but chances are thay came from Dyottville.But we cant say for sure.

Another one we pieced back to life is a Coffin & Hay from Hammonton Glassworks in NJ.
the glasshouse was circa(1812-57) the flask was blown in 1836-38 Bodine Coffin & Andrew Hay
where the owners.

The Anchor flask is a G111-57 Isabella Glassworks Brooklyn NJ that was a rare one.(1850-60)

The Summer tree Summer tree is dated (1850-60) the glassworks in still unknown

And the scroll flask is a 2 star and that glassworks is also unknown.

That's most of them we have a yellow-green clasped hands and a light blue Washington
that need more work. Rick

Here is the front of the puce eagle Dyottville Glassworks Phila in a horse shoe pattern.

 

[myersdiggers1998]

great info. rick thanks,i'm sure there are still some unique flasks out there just waiting to be found. so what are you waiting for ? go find them dude.[][][]

 

[RICKJJ59W]

RE: Here are 8 historical flasks we put back together

I wish it was that easy [8D] it may happen it may not, we are more like gamblers then diggers.[] Rick