Zanesville city glass works flask

[dollarbill]

The bottom ,What type would this be .

 

[dollarbill]

Dimple in the sholder.

 

[dollarbill]

One more of the lip .Thanks agian all for looking and your input .
bill

 

[capsoda]

Looks like the new kid put that lip finish on. It has a lot of caricature.

 

[LC]

The link below shows one of these with a bit of yellowish cast to it . Valued at $335.00

http://eholdenantiques.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_itemId=2647

 

[LC]

And here is a dandy yellow amber one . Beautiful !

http://www.greatantiquebottles.com/fl170text.html

 

[dollarbill]

Hey Cap and L.C.
Thanks agian ,Yea does look like the new guy work on it Cap .Noticed the bottles in the links L.C. posted are pretty crude too. Thanks you L.C. for the links and all and good luck digging and finding to all.
bill

 

[JGUIS]

I just dug one of these flasks in regular amber. The hole had it, and 2 unembossed aqua strapsides, and 1 shard of a crock. Got lucky I guess. Anyone have a more realistic value on it? I'll get pics up later on. TIA

 

[appliedlips]

I knew I should have stayed and dug that hole last night.[] A mint amber one will bring $700 or so.A dug one will bring a little less but is still a killer find.Congrats!

 

[JGUIS]

Thanks man, I thought it was another slick strap in amber, glad I was wrong. My back be broke, clay sucks. Now which one out of the two left are older? The one towards the front of the lot, or towards the back? I still think the one on the alley is the 80's hole, and hopefully the really sterile one in front is the 50s-60s[&o] I don't feel like taking/editing/and posting[&o] pics 2nite, will 2morrow. But it was encased in the lovely perry county clay, slightly sick, but nothing else. It has that nice familiar dip in the lip, courtesy of Z.O.