Bass
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- Jan 20, 2013
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These are not the greatest of pictures for questions. I apologize up front. I went to the local antique alley with the princess today and while she was of shopping around in one of the stores i spotted this beat little bottle shelf and snapped a few quick pictures of 2 bottles that interested me. The 1st bottle has a rounded edges on the bottom and the base is recessed (thats the photo on my finger sticking in the bottom if the bottle). This bottle says S. C. Gurnsey & Co. Keene, N H. I googled and found a different spelling "Guernsey" from the same city that was in the milk business i believe. Anyway, question is what was in the bottle and is the name possibly mispelled? This is an early looking straightside slugplate in very good condition with nice air bubble and aqua in color. .. The next bottle is embossed "soda water" and is four-sided with the indian chief embossing. Bottled in Natchitoches, LA. Is this a big chief soda?. Both bottles are in very good condition and each are priced at $15.00 does anyone no when the indian soda water was made? Not big on buying bottles but thinking the big chief my be a decent buy.