Uncommon variation?

[Pettydigger]

Hey everybody I know the Maltine is very common, but this one looks different than the ones I've seen. Has almost a ladys leg style to neck, also it is larger than the common one I always seen the lip is different also. I dug this in a privy in a small town, a doctor lived on this lot during the turn of century. Any info would be great.

Josh

 

[diggerjeff]

dug a ton of maltines, but have never seen that one. that style might acytually have some value to it!!

 

[Pettydigger]

another pic

 

[IRISH]

I've never seen that type before and we get a lot of Maltine's here (is there anywhere you don't ? [] ). I'd say it's a bit older than the common variations and I agree with Diggerjeff that it may well be worth something.
Nice find.

 

[KentOhio]

I saw one like it in an antique shop priced at $15 a few years ago.

 

[Pettydigger]

Thanks for the feedback everybody, I thought it may be a little older than the common one we always find/see. I'm sure it's not a priceless bottle[] but I was pretty happy to haul it home that day.
Pettydigger

 

[junkortreasure?]

I found this same bottle last fall, I listed on ebay awhile back with a starting bid ofd $9.99 and it didnt sell so I just kept it for my collection.[]

 

[Pettydigger]

I will keep mine too junkortreasure? If I clean it up a little better it will make a good window bottle[]

 

[WhiteLighting]

HMMMMM,now that is a strange neck!.,I have 2 of the same bottles but with out that type of neck,so I would say it is Uncommon to rare maybe,....depends on the collector and also it is a common bottle found in the north east US,.....

but a strange neck indeed!