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RelicDude

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This could be fun. I want to see your flasks. I want to see your scrolls, side straps and historical flasks. Here's my two favorites a wavy crude lyndeborough side strap and a local druggist side flask. Thanks for looking- Justin

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Here's a few from Paterson & Passaic...

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epackage your booze flask collection is awesome it makes me feel all warm inside and strangely happy and that aint just tootin.
 
Fantastic grouping, Jim. I especially like the Kinnaird, the block-letter Schwarz, and the labelled Steiner. Just killers.
 
Nice one sand chip I love slug plate flasks. And jim as always your collection is amazing.

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Here are a couple of my Pikes Peak flask's ,,,, Yep , that's Pikes Peak In the background too.8-)
 

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That's a fitting back ground Charlie those are beautiful. Did you dig these?

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Those are some killer bottles!
 
forty plus years diggin and i never dug a real good flask. First pic the one on left (OR BOTTOM) has only minor high point wear its attic mint I bought it recently but that dont matter its still not worth jack diddly. The rest i dug and managed to keep thru the decades all sick from over a century in the swampy dumps. The last pic is the definitive illustration of bottle sickness, if shiny, it would be a lovely deep brown or honey ambers like the other crap. I know folks that have really nice historical and pictorial flasks but I love my dump crappers just as much almost.

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Relic , I surely do wish I could tell you I dug them ,,but no I didn't. In all these years I have only found a piece of a historical flask and that was south of Santa Fe 20+ years ago.
 
I rarely even find pieces of historical flasks. Dug or not Charlie those are awesome pieces. Gleaner those are some beauty's.

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