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[Road Dog]

Nice group Steve. Can't say I've ever seen a London Mustard with that style of lip. Thanks for showing.

 

[bostaurus]

ORIGINAL: Steve/sewell

Rory here is my entire Mustard/Chocolate powder bottle collection. From left to right# 1 1795 to 1810 rolled lip, # 2 Embossed LONDON 1820 to 1830, # 3 Large Mouth short neck Stanger type lip 1785 to to 1795, # 4 Long Necked Stanger type lip 1785 to to 1795,and on the far right an 1825 to 1835 straight rolled lip. All 5 bottles have concave corners and rough pontil marks.The center ( Pale Green) one and the one next to it long neck, I am quite confident are very early South Jersey from Glassboro.

I have one exactly like the 4th one. I thought it was probably a medicine bottle. I got it because it was so crude. I will see if I can find a pic of it.

 

[bostaurus]

Here is the one I was thinking about

 

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[Steve/sewell]

Thank You Rory (Road Dog) for two great bottles. I now have three LONDON Mustard type of bottles thanks to the DOG I thought he was sending the Kentucky by itself, it is after all what we had agreed on but he being a very kind person sent me both bottles seen pictured at the top of this post. I have had great dealings before with Rory but this one tops the others.These past two months I have had the pleasure of having been the recipient of some great bottles from Jim Sinsley Botlguy,Eric Cowseatmaize,and Rory Martin Road Dog.Thank you again Rory here they are pictured with my rolled lip version.The new bottles are on the left and right.

 

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