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Digswithstick

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hello from north west pa ! hope my pic works. first bottle on left ,amber,2",tall ,bim? seam stops just below lip reads/PEPSIKOLA/TABLETS/ cola spelled w/ k on bottle.second from left ,amber,2&9/16",bim? seam stops just above shoulder,tooled top? reads/ ELY`S / CREAM/ BALM/ ELY BROS./ OWEGO/N.Y. / sides indented with slug plate, left reads /CATARRH/ right reads /HAY FEVER/ . third from left clear,2&3/4" tall ,bim? tooled top? seam stops just above shoulder reads/E.K. THOMPSON/ SWEET /WORM POWDER/ . last bottle ,clear, 5&9/16" tall bim? tooled top? reads /GORDON WHISKEY /G. GUMP& SONS/ BALTIMORE,MD.U.S.A/ dug bottles, thanks in advance.

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Hello ,sorry about pic size ,computer doesn`t like me,hopefully will get better with more posts .age im guessing 1890-1910 ? would like product info on kola & worm powder.i see i cut top off whiskey it is flat like worm powder is whiskey rare in that type of bottle? would like value on all please want to post a good one for forum auction to get badge and maybe sell a couple have almost too many. this forum is the best ! what a wealth of knowledge ! will post more pics after some practice. THANK YOU ONE &ALL
 

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The E. K. THOMPSON bottle may be a local bottle from Titusville PA. He had a drug store back in the late 1800 early 1900. Search E K Thompsom Titusville PA. Don. PS: Do you have any Corry PA. bottle?
 

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That particular Gump whiskey isnt listed in the Baltimore bottle book I have. There are a couple similar ones that are listed as "uncommon". That style of whiskey bottle is common from Baltimore.
The Ely's bottle is very common, not much value.
Dont think I've seen one of those little Pepsikola bottles. There was large number of little similar stomach pills out at the end of the 19th century.
The Thompson worm powder is pretty uncommon and probably the best of the four in my opinion.
 

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I guess the sweet worm powder was for the worms desert.I think I will start selling tape worms on T.V. as a way for us fatties to lose weight. The ELY'S bottle is common ,but I like them!
 

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GREAT DIGGINS!! I really like the Sweet Worm Powder !! The "GUMP" whiskey is really nice too!
Also, the "Indian" screen name you have is super too! "DIGSWITHSTICK", LOL!!
 

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Hello again , thank you all for info . corry bottles sorry dont have any corry bottles but while looking thru coll. found a clear ,bim , 6&3/8 tall ,tooled top bottle that reads /THOMPSON MEDICAL CO/ TITUSVILLE, PA/ hope my pic uploads still trying to get it right . sometimes just cant see the forest for the trees lol . this forum almost as much fun as diggin . thanks again everyone .

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Nice bottles, I have a half pt & pint in a slightly different version of that Gump bottle, mines Gordon rye, I've never seen that whiskey version before. Could be rare? Thanks for sharing.

Gordon
 

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