Black_Boogers
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There's been a story going around the bottle folks here in the San Francisco Bay Area for a number of years about a guy who happened to find 7 "Gold Dust Whiskey" bottles in the old oyster-shell dumps near Bair Island, in the S.F. Bay.
As the story goes (the way I heard it, anyway) he kept one for himself and sold the others for $7,000.00 . . . . . each.
I don't know which type of "Gold Dust Whiskey" bottles they were, in fact, I have never seen a whiskey bottle embossed "Gold Dust".
Anyway, I've got a friend who has a whiskey embossed "Barkhouse Bros.&Co. Gold Dust Kentucky Bourbon, John Van Bergen & Co. Sole Agents" in a slugplate, and wants to know more. Looks gloppy-topped, whittled, and honey amber.
Anybody heard of these? Any info on value??
Thanks,
Rick
As the story goes (the way I heard it, anyway) he kept one for himself and sold the others for $7,000.00 . . . . . each.
I don't know which type of "Gold Dust Whiskey" bottles they were, in fact, I have never seen a whiskey bottle embossed "Gold Dust".
Anyway, I've got a friend who has a whiskey embossed "Barkhouse Bros.&Co. Gold Dust Kentucky Bourbon, John Van Bergen & Co. Sole Agents" in a slugplate, and wants to know more. Looks gloppy-topped, whittled, and honey amber.
Anybody heard of these? Any info on value??
Thanks,
Rick