Any help with old bottle
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It’s a ‘Jenny Lind’ mold blown flask from the mid 1850’s
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Nice color, cool bottle.
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I bought a reproduction one cause I can't afford the real one haha. I think it said they made them in the 20s to 40s. See if the left branch on the cabin side is missing a leaf but has a stem.
I bought a reproduction one cause I can't afford the real one haha. I think it said they made them in the 20s to 40s. See if the left branch on the cabin side is missing a leaf but has a stem.
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What’s everybody looking at ? There’s no picture.
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