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WonGan

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I am primarily a digger,but that I would buy!
 

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Never seen that style before...both the base and the top are unique. Very nice example.
 

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Thanks to everyone for your compliments on the bottle. I love the shape and color.
I do remember when the prices averaged about $50.00 to $100.00 for a good soda or mineral water. It seems like they went a little berserk
around 2004-2006 and then went down. These days the more desirable ones have seem to be going back up in price.
I wish I could still be digging for bottles, but age has a way of making it so your activities change. So been diggin hope that you can enjoy digging for bottles for a long time, its a lot of fun.
CaptCadillac
 

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In Deed a very odd shape and style bottle. Did it close with a cork?? Love it.
gac
 

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The lip area

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There was one at the Auburn Ca show a few yrs back, and it had a Hutter style stopper on it, not sure if it was stock to the bottle as the seller didnt have any history on the bottle
 

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My sister in law bought this one from a digger/collector out of the S.F. area. I think she bought it some years back because I seem to remember it while visiting my brother back in 2005.
She told me that he had found in it in some rafters underneath a house. He just washed out with a brush. It definitely hasn't been tumbled and it needs a little more washing with a brush on the inside.
I remember the Auburn show as one of the shows to go to back in the 90's. I went with my older brother and had a really good time. He knew some of the dealers there. One in particular was a really nice guy named Rudy Kuhn. He collected poisons and he gave me a signed set of his poison work books. He refused any money for them and said they were a present for me to take back to the islands.
He passed away in the early 2000's? My brother received a huge poster of his called Rough on Rats. When my brother passed away, I received it and it is hanging on my wall over my bottles.
CaptCadillac
 

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