JohnnyFlake
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- Sep 26, 2013
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- Fisher CZ21 - 8" Coil - Tesoro Outlaw - 5", 8" & 10" Coils - Bounty Hunter Tracker IV with 8" Coil, Garrett Pro Pointer & Garmin Oregon 450 GPS.
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Address timeline: 29 Main (1895), 49 Main (1896-1900), & 337 Main (D: 1900-1902), 121-125 E 8 th (1903-1918) |
"R.H. Macy & Co."
Hey Johnny,
The star ammonia bottle is a house brand from the famous New York department store, Macy's.
Value-wise, I'm gonna put each of them in the $5-10 category. More if SCA...
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They eventually offered the bottles to cover the dept. It was not a lot of money, only a few hundred. Not knowing any other source to sell vintage bottles, I guess I will put them up on ebay.
Hey Johnny,
You should be aware that the "market" for common bottles is in the dumper just now. SCA bottles always sell better. I'm not talking anywhere near Nuked Purple, mind you, but some of that desert sun kissed look is most salubrious to salability.
I'm not sure how long it would take in your area, maybe a year or two in maximum full sun, if you're in no rush to recoup your funds... The Citrate appears to be early machine made, and would be a swell candidate for a little Ultra Violet Experimentation.
The ole Ultra Violet will transform an otherwise ho-hum piece of magnesium rich glass.
How do you set your bottles, etc. out, when you are going to leave them out for a long, long time? I am in Southern, Nevada. Lot's of sun here my friend.
Hey Johhny,
If I lived in Ultra Violetland, as I once did, I'd put on my tinfoil hat, and build some sorta reflector, solar cooker set up, and see if I could hasten the process. Stop if they start to go all melty.