Mini-cabin

[bearswede]

Hey all...

I don't usually go for later bottles but this one caught my eye at a local tag sale... Can't find any info on it... Posted it previously, but I figured it was due for a re-run what with all the new faces around here...

Olive amber colored glass with that "old" look to it... Cabin embossed on one side with a pioneer scene (woman with spinning wheel), reads: "Pioneer Women"... Reverse has embossed over logs: "Saluting Pioneer America"... Base reads: "BN 1972"... There are two mold seams, one diagonally across the base, the other on the neck in line with the roof peak...

Great little bottle for a yung'un... Just wish I could pin it down...

Thanks ahead for any thoughts...

Ron

 

[bearswede]

Forgot to mention the height: 3 3/4 inches...

 

[bearswede]

Reverse...

 

[bearswede]

Base...

 

[cowseatmaize]

Here's the old thread if anyone needs a refresh of memory.
https://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/m_14127/mpage_1/key_Pioneer%252CWomen/tm.htm#14127

 

[bearswede]

Thanks, Eric, for pulling up that former post... It's really such a nice piece for being 20th century -- it drives me crazy that there's no info on it...


Ron

 

[bearswede]

Any of you Mid-westerners ever see anything like this? I know there are a lot of "Pioneer" themed sites out there, so it would seem this little bottle could be related somehow...


Ron

 

[Caretaker maine]

Ron, could it be a repro made into an ink, looks like a old cottage ink[]

 

[BRIAN S.]

I agree ..... that was what first crossed my mind when I saw it .
Ron , I have never seen one like it before ! It is a cool bottle though , even if it is a repro !

 

[capsoda]

I wouldn't call it a repro but maybe a souvenir bottle. I remember all that pioneer america stuff, it was real big in Colorado even in the early 1900. All the shops in Centril City, Colorado sold souvenir stuff like that.