Your crudest bottles

[JOETHECROW]

Great neck and lip on that flask Charlie!

 

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ORIGINAL: CazDigger

Jim, I think your orange-peel effect POSSIBLY may be from being dipped in hydro-fluoric acid. This was commonly done to removed sickness/stain in the 1970s before tumbling was commonplace. I have a local ponytiled med that has that same texture, maybe someone else has some experience with that????

Interesting thought, I guess I'd have to see another after someone tries it...

I wonder what they stored it in in the 1700's since there wasn't plastics back then...

 

[JOETHECROW]

Here's one more of that Ayer's...

 

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By the way the inside is smooth like normal, the effect is only on the outside of the bottle...

 

[cyberdigger]

ORIGINAL: JOETHECROW

Great neck and lip on that flask Charlie!

I wish it was mine.. []

 

[JOETHECROW]

A whittled / rippled flask with nice color..

 

[JOETHECROW]

ORIGINAL: cyberdigger

ORIGINAL: JOETHECROW

Great neck and lip on that flask Charlie!

I wish it was mine.. []

OOPS! [] Sorry Wilkie! Long week and my brain's not firing on all eight cylinders... Cool flask for sure.

 

[JOETHECROW]

Sorry this pic's a little blurred, but these guys lean so bad I've got putty holding them upright...The light is poor in that area of the room.So here's a few "leaners...[]

 

[JOETHECROW]

Here's the other side of the "Barrell's Indian Liniment..."

 

[Poison_Us]

The English KR-12 would have to be it. Very crude molding, burst lip....everything but a pontil.