S.F. Stock Brewery Pint

[harryr1961]

Check out this little beauty! The bail is gone, but I have the stopper. It looks like barely enough to wet your whistle.[]

 

[stumpknocker]

Awesome fine…I love those old blobs.

 

[epackage]

Nice hunk o' glass, less background more bottle please!![]

 

[cowseatmaize]

Very nice! Is that a four piece mold?

 

[harryr1961]

Yes. I don't find many that use 4 piece molds.

 

[cowseatmaize]

Yes. I don't find many that use 4 piece molds.

I don't either and never read about a proper term for them. I named them double dutch door but there must be an official name. I remember once seeing a single dutch door, the back side looked a single plate but maybe it was just a faint seam and I missed it. [8|][8|][][]
Thanks Jim for the close up. I don't thing the question would have entered my mind without it.

 

[UncleBruce]

[:-] NICE! [sm=thumbup.gif]

 

[andy volkerts]

Hey Cows I believe that the correct term is four piece mold[] That is one rare S.F. beer, and a nice one to boot!!

 

[harryr1961]

I saw it listed on the site. I identified it incorrectly as a pint- it actually holds 8 ounces, and stands 7 3/4 inches hig.h. You listed it as a pony, which I think is correct terminology for one that size. You knew better than I, that's for sure. I'll let you know when it goes on Ebay or wherever I end up listing it.

 

[cowseatmaize]

I believe that the correct term is four piece mold

I'm sure it is but I like the "double dutch door" 'cause it gives me a visual in my head of how the mold opened and closed. It's like three piece being either a bottom cup with split upper or three separate leaves (poison ivy?). []
Those I guess still need names if you have some. [][]