Torpedo Question....

[tigue710]

I found that one too Jim, its actually Mikes bottle!

 

[epackage]

I found it here, http://www.webring.org/l/rd?ring=bottlering;id=46;url=http%3A%2F%2Fwebspace%2Ewebring%2Ecom%2Fpeople%2Fxt%2Ftorpedobottle%2Fpage13%2Ehtml

 

[tigue710]

me too, Terry's page is very hard to navigate!

 

[epackage]

ORIGINAL: tigue710

I found that one too Jim, its actually Mikes bottle!

That's what I figured when I saw the ends of the holder but thought I would ask...

 

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ORIGINAL: tigue710

me too, Terry's page is very hard to navigate!

I'd agree with that...WOW

 

[tigue710]

right? lol

 

[Sodasandbeers]

I believe that this is an English, Scottish or Irish bottle. There are a number of these "plated" torpedoes manufactured in those countries.

Several are from Nova Scotia.

I am not aware of any pre-1870 American made torpedoes with plate molds.

Tod

ORIGINAL: tigue710

this is a long shot, especially because I think this is an American bottle, but it reminds me some what of this bottle which is an early English Torpedo from the 1850's.

 

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Tod that's a Dublin Ireland Torp...

 

[tigue710]

ORIGINAL: Sodasandbeers

I believe that this is an English, Scottish or Irish bottle. There are a number of these "plated" torpedoes manufactured in those countries.

Several are from Nova Scotia.

I am not aware of any pre-1870 American made torpedoes with plate molds.

Tod

ORIGINAL: tigue710

this is a long shot, especially because I think this is an American bottle, but it reminds me some what of this bottle which is an early English Torpedo from the 1850's.

thats what I said Tod!

 

[tigue710]

ORIGINAL: epackage

Tod that's a Dublin Ireland Torp...

My research attributed this bottle to England Jim, did you find something about it? I sold it years ago...