SODAPOPBOB
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Below is one of the Father's Day gifts I received from my daughter and son-in-law. They have been in town for a few days, and since we had some time to kill before they had to be at the airport, after taking me to a champagne brunch my daughter suggested we hit a few antique shops. She told me I could buy any bottle I wanted, so I decided on this "T. C. Fox from Knoxville, Tenn". It's an aqua, embossed crown, with a monogramed T.C.F. on the front label. On the back it reads "This Bottle Not To Be Sold," and below that is "M.B. & G. Co.17". I'm assuming the 17 is for 1917, but I'm not 100% certain of this. It's a really cool bottle, and in almost mint condition. I'm sure many of you have seen and/or own one of these, and hopefully can tell me more about it.
By the way, the best gift of all was my daughter telling me just this morning that she is due to have her first child in December, which she has known about for some time, but waited until Father's Day today to tell me. I have two other children as well, and this new addition to the family will be my third grand baby.
Anyway, here's what I'm calling "My Father's Day Bottle." Now I won't feel like such an outsider when talking with you Hillbilly collectors back yonder ... Lol []
SPB
By the way, the best gift of all was my daughter telling me just this morning that she is due to have her first child in December, which she has known about for some time, but waited until Father's Day today to tell me. I have two other children as well, and this new addition to the family will be my third grand baby.
Anyway, here's what I'm calling "My Father's Day Bottle." Now I won't feel like such an outsider when talking with you Hillbilly collectors back yonder ... Lol []
SPB