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liightfoote

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Found the two Warners in the barn and dug the Rush Bitters in the dump out back.

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nice finds, the lighter colored warners really looks nice.
 

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Nice digs! Wheela, the rushs is a pretty common bitters to see for sale, they range 30-40 in excellent condition. That said try digging one! Not to easy...
 

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What age are they? I can always hope to dig one, seeing as I've got a pre 1900 dump...

Anyway, that goes on my "want" list!
 

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Somewhere between 1870-1890, I've seen both applied and tooled lips, with some rare color variants too. I wish you luck in digging one, I just didn't want to take away from lightfootes find by saying they are easy to come across... It's difficult to dig most bitters!
 

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I was lucky on that bitters. You should have seen all the broken ones. UGH!
 

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