A pricing guide for old bottles, including: Bitters, Cures, Medicine, Poison, Soda, Mineral Water, Ale and Gin, Beer, Flasks, Spirits, Food, Fruit Jars, Pottery Bottles, Crocks and Jars, Ink, Perfume,... This description may be from another edition of this product.
Have an old bottle? Want to know what it is worth? Then the Standard Old Bottle Price Guide is a good place to look. This bottle guide clearly describes the words, letters and numbers embossed on a bottle or the bottle label making identification easy. An example is "Abbott's Bitters: on base: C.W. Abbot & Co., Baltimore on shoulder; machine made; 8"; amber. $30-40."The Standard Old Bottle Price Guide covers most bottles, including those early bitter bottles that began surfacing when England's George II was on the throne (1727-1760). At the height of the patent medicine phase, drugstores in the United States sold about 365 million bottles of elixirs known as "cures" in a variety of bottles. Most are collectible today.Though the author died while completing the manuscript for this book, it adequately covers these sought-after glass bottles: poison, soda,, mineral water, gin, ink, and perfume. The book even devotes a few pages to fruit jars.This guide is a good addition to any bottle collector's library
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