an ALE add??

[aka da Prof]

SOLVED an ALE add?? SOLVED

made of aluminum and says 'PURITY, BODY, FLAVOR' on each ring. Of course my first thought is Ballentine Ale. Any one know the age??

 

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[digging wv]

Only thing I found was it was first used in 1879. I'll keep on digging

 

[SODABOTTLEBOB]

aka ~

What you have there is a ...

Vintage "Ballentine Beer" Golf Ball Marker

I'm not sure when they were made, but Google should put you on track to more info.

SBB

 

[aka da Prof]

!!! Thanks, SBB-- I thought if anybody could answer it would be you!!!-- well ,COOL!!!-- now, how to 'GREEN CHECK' with this new format--hmmm

 

[Mackaydon]

aka, da Prof,
This used to work; perhaps it still does:
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/what/136840-how-mark-your-what-solved-photo-tutorial.html
Don.....

 

[aka da Prof]

I just looked at thr 'rules'- but it still for the old format!!! it says 'click modify'--- and I can't find that on the format :{ mmmmm

 

[Minrelica]

Should be at the bottom of your posts.. "modify"

Nice find!

 

[aka da Prof]

should be-- all I see is reply---etc--would be nice if they updated the 'how to' part---

 

[TheCannonballGuy]

At the bottom of your post's "frame," if you are logged in, you should see "Edit Post" (to the left of "Reply" and "Reply With Quate"). Clicking on Edit Post should allow you to edit your post's title to add the all-caps word SOLVED.

 

[aka da Prof]

ok, TCG, I must be logged in to reply- right? so, I hit edit and I can post the reason why, but not change the title--to SOLVED---hmmmm

 

[TheCannonballGuy]

Prof, after clicking on "Edit Post," scroll down and you'll see a section titled "Your Message." It will have a dialog-box marked "Title." Just make sure you are editing your first post in the thread. When you add the all caps-word SOLVED to its title, it will show up with that word in the title on the What-Is-It forum's main page. I know it works, because some other poster in this forum has already done it to one of his thread-starting posts.