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INFO NEEDED: BOTTLE AND JEWLERY PIECE

Emerson_ashe

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Long island and CT
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Tracker IV,ace 250, garret AT PRO. Equinox 800, Equinox 600
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All Treasure Hunting
one bottle I dug and the other was a gift. The bottle seam at the top was attached separately, hand blown, and odd ridges going across the bottle.
The jewlery piece has G2 stamped on the back.
 

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Check out a stone called "deschutes jasper" ... I think you may have a piece.
 
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Your bottle appears to be an Ale bottle.
The lines going across would indicate it is a turn mold bottle, but the seam on the neck would say two piece mold.
The top looks applied, but it also looks like the seam continues up from the neck.
If it does it would date to after 1910 when the automatic bottle machine was invented.
Nice finds
Congrats
 
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Seam does not go through the top. Its definitely not machine made. That's part of the paper. Was super harsh to get accurate photos
 
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Nice bottle great display piece
 
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