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• Jun 20, 2015

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I found a few bottles from differant time periods .I like old druggist bottle from the 1870!

 

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• Jun 20, 2015

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Those are some awesome finds. Its always cool to be able to pick up history.

 

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I love that firetruck! That's koo!​

 

GLASSHOPPER1955

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• Jun 20, 2015

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Nice finds! That druggist bottle looks like T.O.C. to 1915 or so. And those slug-plate milks are always nice to find. They may be dated on the bottom.

I would go back and hit that place hard.

 

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GLASSHOPPER1955 said:

Nice finds! That druggist bottle looks like T.O.C. to 1915 or so. And those slug-plate milks are always nice to find. They may be dated on the bottom.

I would go back and hit that place hard.

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The druggist is 1870

 

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• Jun 21, 2015

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johnglassman said:

The druggist is 1870

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Pretty fancy embossing for 1870.

 

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• Jun 22, 2015

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Nice local dairy jugs! I would have to agree I would say late 1800's early 1900's. But either way local druggist bottles are the bees knees. Nice digs!

 

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• Jun 22, 2015

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GLASSHOPPER1955 said:

Pretty fancy embossing for 1870.

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I check up the name of the druggist and gave date 1870 to 1880 . The place burned down in 1880!

 

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• Jun 22, 2015

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This has me interested bottles like your druggist one are popular especially when the place was only in business ten years! Does it have a pontil scar on the base?

 

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• Jun 22, 2015

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Those druggist bottles are nice to find. I lost all mine in a terrible accident involving a loose shelf bracket.

With that design I doubt it's pontiled.

Congrats JG, nice bottles

 

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• Jun 22, 2015

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amc rulz said:

Those druggist bottles are nice to find. I lost all mine in a terrible accident involving a loose shelf bracket.

With that design I doubt it's pontiled.

Congrats JG, nice bottles

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Nice finds!

I lost my semi truck model collection the same way.

 

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• Jun 23, 2015

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Never said it was pontil

DashHopes said:

Nice finds!

I lost my semi truck model cSundaytion the same way.

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He guy I was almost going toss this med it thought plain I found sunday turns out to be the same but the next size up b6t weak embossed.

 

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