Flask time

[Blak bart]

here's a few

 

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[pepperj]

Any difference in the mold seams on the two examples in the S C Dispensary?

 

[pepperj]

Also 6 1/2"
Applied neck I want to say, its half way up as photo shows the crook.

 

[pepperj]

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here's a few

Nice done Bart, liking the anchor very nice.
Any info on that one?

 

[Blak bart]

Found in the Carolinas in the crawl space under a very old home. Anchor flask, and I think they date to around 1860-1870....can't remember for sure the date range....ill have to look it up again. I did leave 3 other not as nice ones on the front porch for the owner !!

 

[caretaker]

I have some common ones, I have others that look like flasks, but I think they're medicines

 

[pepperj]

I have some common ones, I have others that look like flasks, but I think they're medicines View attachment 1905674

Oh please post them up, miniatures are even cooler.
I have a few my self-need close ups though.

 

[pepperj]

The quarter is for sizing.
Next time I'm going up to the shop I will try some better pics.

 

[Rookster]

Here’s a couple I found . Very nice bottles guys. Really cool.

 

[Harry Pristis]

A nice blue strap side flask from the Withlacoochee River found in 1971.

That limestone bottom is very hard on bottles. I think I found one intact Romeo soda near the boat ramp in Dunnellon. Fossils, yes. Artifacts, yes. Bottles, no. The flask is a good recovery.

 

[Harry Pristis]

Here are some examples:

 

[Harry Pristis]

Oh please post them up, miniatures are even cooler.
I have a few my self-need close ups though.

Here are some small flasks of which I'm fond. The two larger flasks probably contained essence of ginger, but I'm not certain about the small example.

 

[pepperj]

The side-strap example are really unique to me as we never came across this type of bottle ever, not even a shard. Thanks for the post up.

 

[smallfoot]

That limestone bottom is very hard on bottles. I think I found one intact Romeo soda near the boat ramp in Dunnellon. Fossils, yes. Artifacts, yes. Bottles, no. The flask is a good recovery.

I found my oldest bottle in that river. A Guinness Beer from about 1830s in green glass. Unfortunately a squirrel got behind it on the shelf it was displayed on out in the barn and kindly pushed it off to it's demise...

 

[villagenut]

Here are a few of mine

 

[villagenut]

I really like the finish on the clear example.....

 

[pepperj]

Thanks village nut for the post up. Yes on the liking of the applied lip finishing also (geez I have to dig deep on the right phrases now it seems) it's what we called them 45-50 yrs ago.

 

[Harry Pristis]

Here's an attractive pocket flask from Philadelphia.

 

[jgas]

I assume this to be a Foust sausage flask. I could be wrong. Dug in an 1880-90 privy. Jgas.

 

[jgas]

Falls City Glass Co. Apple Green dug in the same pit as the sausage flask. Jgas.