Wendeee
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My husband dug up this gem - a Sauer's Extracts cork-top bottle - on the site of a 100-year-old mill in Taylors, SC about a week ago. I've read that these are quite common, but I wanted more information regarding it's age.
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Most of the ones I've dug were different then that. LEON.
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Looks like it dates to around the 1910s or 20s.
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Found one just like that. Ironically, also in Greenville.....about 10 miles from Taylor's.
But I understand these to be common. However, all the ones I see have a bigger ring on the neck.
It was full of mud and after some soaking and cleaning, it looks like the pictures shown.
Supprising it made it, it was in the middle of a construction site, with concrete, dump trucks and bobcats running a muck......
But I understand these to be common. However, all the ones I see have a bigger ring on the neck.
It was full of mud and after some soaking and cleaning, it looks like the pictures shown.
Supprising it made it, it was in the middle of a construction site, with concrete, dump trucks and bobcats running a muck......
