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  1. #1
    us
    what hath god wrought

    Feb 2009
    Gateway to the 1000 Islands
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    tectin crap

    St. Regis Water

    This is a Massena Springs St Regis Water, quart. I talked about in another post. I sold it to my friend (40 beans) not knowing its value and he wont sell it back. I couldn't get real good pics but this is an attic mint quart and the pics cannot possibly indicate how nice this is.
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  2. #2
    us
    Apr 2009
    North Carolina
    537

    Re: St. Regis Water

    Very nice! Those types of mineral waters are addicting.

  3. #3
    us
    what hath god wrought

    Feb 2009
    Gateway to the 1000 Islands
    Sometime(s)
    2,230
    23 times
    tectin crap

    Re: St. Regis Water

    Road Dog, right behind historical/figural flasks and bitters, the mineral or spring waters seem to be a close third, they are so nice. I only dug one.
    I remember in the 70's guys were finding iron-pontilled spring waters on a regular basis. Some must be waiting for the shovel.......
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  4. #4
    us
    Apr 2009
    North Carolina
    537

    Re: St. Regis Water

    I remember a digger friend of mine having a Pavilion that was iron pontilled. Wish I had got that one years ago.

 

 

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