Is this a rare color for this common bottle?

[BottleArchaeologist]

I have a Citrate of Magnesia. I know this bottle is usually clear and machine made (at least the ones I have dug in the past) and not worth more than a buck or two.

I have this one though and have never seen it so crude and or this color. Anyone have info on worth??? Scarcity?

Any info will be greatly appreciated.

Scott

 

[BottleArchaeologist]

a view of the finish

 

[BottleArchaeologist]

The embossing on this is REALLY light. Trying to show it.

 

[BottleArchaeologist]

another view

 

[BottleArchaeologist]

Last view......trying to show the crudity of the neck and shoulder.

thanks for looking

 

[capsoda]

Hey Ba, They book for something like 40 or 50 bucks but I've seen them sell for $100. There are also dark cobalt, green and amber ones too. They are all rare finds.

 

[JustGlass]

Ive seen a few in green aqua, they were dug bottles with heavy haze and etching...They were priced $12.00 to $16.00

 

[GuntherHess]

Citrate bottle like that were made of a long span of time. That is a pretty early one. The earliest are pontil marked. The emerald and cobalt ones bring the best values but that one is nice and crude.

 

[Bottle tumbler]

very nice color on this one. But if you have it tumbled, the color will change to a lighter shade of blue.

rick

 

[lmtae2]

I have this same bottle, anyone know how old it is? Mine actually is easier to see. The letters etc. How do you know what it books for?