Squat crown + ..

[cyberdigger]

The fleas were slightly better than usual today, at least I had some stuff to choose from, from which I chose these.. 2 decent local blobs, the bluing (why not) and this emerald local, I'm guessing 1890's? it will not fit neatly into other categories on the shelf!

 

[jdogrulz]

Some really nice blobs there CD!!!

 

[madman]

very nice indeed! mike

 

[cyberdigger]

Thank you, Jeff and Mike! Personally I think those script-embossed ones are just killer! I dug 3 of the same but I will just keep taking more of them any chance I git! The John Schultz is a relatively rare Long Branch bottle, with a very handsome posture.
Nobody thinks the green one is kinda weird? Late Victorian mallet revival? I've seen one with a lightning stopper on the bay..

 

[appliedlips]

As crowntops go that's a KEEPER! Reminds me of the green Citrates from the same era.

Looking at it again, and you mentioning a lightning stopper I'd say its a good chance it's a Citrate of Magnesia..

 

[madman]

yo cyb the green bottle is wicked cool - very interesting indeed! mike

 

[treasurekidd]

That crown squat is cool looking. It kinda reminds me of an english ale bottle, like a porter or something. The other ones are nice too. Sweet finds!

 

[JOETHECROW]

Love the Wyckoff's....Had one years ago,...e bayed it and never found another.....Mine was crazy iridescent with a chipped lip. I always really liked it's shape and embossing. Those are all good grabs Charlie...The greeen one's cool. Joe

 

[glass man]

IM CRAZY BOUT THE SCRIPT BLOB! LOVE THE BLUEING BOTTLE A LOT TOO!

 

[houseman]

I don't think the French & Co bottle is a citrate. I am by no means an expert in bottles from that area, but I actually happen to have a French & Co crown top in the "normal" crown top soda shape. Same color green and definitely a drink bottle, not a med.