] I guess those blood suckers must be hanging around southern Maine and central New Hampshire this year, (no I don't mean the Massachusetts tourists!) [8D]. I believe Taz is located 'Down East' up the coast, maybe the nearby ocean breeze helps dispel the bugs. Regarding eBay, there's been a thred going for a while whether or not it's a good place to buy or sell bottles. You mention the doll site as a posibility for Taz's baby bottle; I think you might be on to something.[8|] I've recently sold some common Goulden's mustard, Horlick's malted Milk and those RARE and Wonderful Colbalt MOM bottles[], in the old glass marble catagory of eBay collectibles. I offer a batch of decent vintage marbles with a bottle thrown in as a ' great vintage container to display them in'. I think a little experimentation may pay off. For instance, why not display an Motor Oil bottle in among the collectible automotive parts/accessories area? Same for elaborately molded ABM bottles, list them in the home decorating area., etc. Of course, a lot of the folks in the eBay discussion are talking about the higher end bottles, but hey, the more commons I sell, the more $ I have available for hihg end purchases![8D]] Happy diggn! Taz]. By the way, that picture you posted of your recent finds was great, the colors etc., also those bottles cleaned up awfully nice as well. I do the same, regarding holding on to bottles, that is. Problem is I have an awful lot from when I first started doing this again that really aren't 'collectible'; so I'm moving them out on eBay, yard sales, recycling (ouch). I've given a lot away to kids in the neighborhood to try to get them interested in the local history.
