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Your Last Day WD!!

 

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[WannaDig3687]

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Bubbles was the chosen one for the hens.
Always on guard, pulls up the strays.
11 months old. He has 21 hens. Proud.

He does look proud.

 

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[WannaDig3687]

Here are some pickups from an Ohio antique shop from yesterday.

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Scarce squat 1890s era J.I. Marsh Hutchinson bottle, from the nearby town of Portsmouth Ohio. I've been looking for one of these for a while now.


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The crown top version of the J.I. Marsh bottle, this one having a date of 1918 on the base.


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A WWII era Signal Corps Garrison Cap. The Signal Corps would set up and maintain field communications, phones and radar under fire. I got it for only $3.00 making this a true steal. It fits too!


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Nice score , Rusty! I love the selfie!

I have 3 Ohio bottles that I have bought just because they are from Ohio. I know nothing of their rarity/value. From left to right: C. J. Reasbeck Martins Ferry, O; Haynes Whiskey Distillery Troy, Ohio; and Jumbo Bottling Works Cincinnati Ohio.



And speaking of one’s I know nothing about....

This is one of the first ones I found on my property, from aforementioned little creek. No markings outside of the flower basket embossed on it. What the heck kind of bottle was it? Oil? Perfume? Wine? IDK?

 

[pepperj]

Nice score , Rusty! I love the selfie!

I have 3 Ohio bottles that I have bought just because they are from Ohio. I know nothing of their rarity/value. From left to right: C. J. Reasbeck Martins Ferry, O; Haynes Whiskey Distillery Troy, Ohio; and Jumbo Bottling Works Cincinnati Ohio.

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And speaking of one’s I know nothing about....

This is one of the first ones I found on my property, from aforementioned little creek. No markings outside of the flower basket embossed on it. What the heck kind of bottle was it? Oil? Perfume? Wine? IDK?


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Tell us what's on the bottom, and where the seam ends on the side.
Post it up on the bottle forum maybe, lots of smart folks knowing the glass.

 

[WannaDig3687]

Your Last Day WD!!
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Woo Hoo!

 

[WannaDig3687]

Tell us what's on the bottom, and where the seam ends on the side.
Post it up on the bottle forum maybe, lots of smart folks knowing the glass.

absolutely nothing on the bottom. Seam runs from , crud, it is so faint, I think just below the top all the way to the bottom. It has air bubbles here and there, also. Maybe I will get a better pick when the sun is shining. This inside light stinks.

 

[RustyRelics]

Nice score , Rusty! I love the selfie!

I have 3 Ohio bottles that I have bought just because they are from Ohio. I know nothing of their rarity/value. From left to right: C. J. Reasbeck Martins Ferry, O; Haynes Whiskey Distillery Troy, Ohio; and Jumbo Bottling Works Cincinnati Ohio.

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And speaking of one’s I know nothing about....

This is one of the first ones I found on my property, from aforementioned little creek. No markings outside of the flower basket embossed on it. What the heck kind of bottle was it? Oil? Perfume? Wine? IDK?


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I love that Jumbo bottle! Pictorial Hutches are always a nice find even though they might not be worth a lot of money. That's a good bottle, and scarce and a keeper for sure. The other hutch has a beautiful shape and color to it, and is another really nice keeper. I'll have to do more digging on both bottles.

 

[WannaDig3687]

Correcting the auto correct:

That should read Hayner Whiskey not Haynes.

In 1866 Lewis Hayner founded the Hayner Distilling Co in Troy, Ohio. Over the next 50 years, Hayner Distilling grew to be one of the largest distilleries in Ohio and the largest mail order whiskey business in the United States. Known for their superior quality, Hayner Whiskey and Bourbon were the preferred drinks across the country.​

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In 1920 the National Prohibition Act was passed by the United States Congress. The production, sale and transport of alcohol became illegal in the United States. Like all large distilleries, Hayner Distilling closed their doors. The distillery was dismantled, the barrels axed open and all of the bottles destroyed.​

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Now, 100 years later, the Hayner Distilling Co. has been resurrected. From a few surviving bottles, Hayner Whiskey and Bourbon are born again.​

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Born 1866. Born again 2021.
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Afternoon folks

 

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[WannaDig3687]

I’m not digging up your flowers, mom. I’m just petting them. LOL

 

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Going to possibly buy this antique cabinet tonight.

 

[RustyRelics]

Coinz. I really have to take better pics of these.

The large cents are dated 1803, 1814, 1832 and 1850. The half cent is dated 1825.

 

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