Show off your crudest bottle

[Steve/sewell]

[attachment=P1130464 (Large).JPG] [attachment=P1130465 (Large).JPG]Different tops and different pontils. I would say 1810 to 1830, as a range of manufacture.

 

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[h2]Swaim's Panacea Philada 1815 -1828[/h2][h2] [/h2] [attachment=P1130419 (Large).JPG] [attachment=P1130420 (Large).JPG][attachment=P1130421 (Large).JPG] Swaim's Panacea,this first mold type was brought out in 1815. This mold was changed to the round base with the vertical panels in 1828 to help stop counterfeiting.This bottle is a very pale green and was made in South Jersey most likely at the Olive glass works of David Wolf.

 

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[h2] B-A- Fahnestocks Vermifuge light blue aqua 1840,inward rolled lip.[/h2][attachment=P1130466 (Large).JPG] [attachment=P1130467 (Large).JPG] [attachment=P1130468 (Large).JPG]

 

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[h1]ROWANDS TONIC MIXTURE OR VEGETABLE FEBRIFUGE[/h1][h1]PHILADa 1828-1835[/h1][h1] [/h1][h1][attachment=P1130426 (Large).JPG] [attachment=P1130427 (Large).JPG] [attachment=P1130428 (Large).JPG][/h1]

 

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That Rowand's is wild with that string of bubbles. Looks like a dang early one.

 

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