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islandgus

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Found this on a recent dive. I am not sure of the age any suggestions. I assume its from the 1800's
Thanks ahead of time.
 

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These are fairly common in my experience. The cruder examples are 3-piece mold. Your example looks less crude. I think of them as ale bottles.

K (on base of bottles and jars).....................prob. Kearns & Company, Zanesville, OH (1864-1876) and/or Kearns, Herdman & Gorsuch, Zanesville, OH (1876-1886).
 
I agree,, Applied top Ale bottle :icon_thumright:
 
thanks. I did not expect it to be any thing big. Just curious on the date.
 

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