Full bottle of gin

CJ319

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My heart just about stopped when I pulled the eagle with anchor button, but it’s a civilian button. Fortunately I found some gin to calm my nerves. The great seal button looks to be 1902 to 1920. Any help on dating the bottle would be appreciated. I’ve been offered $50 to drink from the bottle. We’ll see how it goes.
 

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Looks like the seal has been opened on that bottle, it’s probably got water in it.

Sorry can’t help with the date but nice buttons.


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That bottle is from 1950-60 and most likely contains water, not gin. If the seal werent broken and it was actually gin, I would definitely take that 50$ offer :laughing: Cool finds!
 
I have sampled beers as early as 1963 from sealed cans and have a circa 1951 bottle waiting for a special occasion but that broken seal is kinda scary. If it doesn't smell like strong booze I'd pass, and even if it does $50 doesn't go far at the ER.
 
Water has already been dumped. Though I have cleaned it and added some brown food coloring to some good water along with a BOAT LOAD of salt. We’re trying to talk one of our rookies into taking a swig, thinking it’s old water.
 
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