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Hey guys, if any of you could help me identify this bottle, I would certainly appreciate your help. The bottle is approximately 10in tall and 2.5in diameter. Thanks in advance for your help!
 

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Hey guys, if any of you could help me identify this bottle, I would certainly appreciate your help. The bottle is approximately 10in tall and 2.5in diameter. The bottom of the bottle is stamped S B & C Co. 27 Thanks in advance for your help!
 
Thanks! Do you by chance have an idea of the age of the bottle?
 
Does the seem go all the way to the lip? It looks abm to me so most likely early 20th century.
 
If doesn't go all the way to lip. Then it is most likely mid 1890s to about 1910. Where was this bottle found.
 
The seam stops before the little "hump" at the top.
 

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RelicDude my 5 yr old daughter found this last weekend while we were in the Glen Springs Community, Spartanburg County SC
 
Very cool sounds like you have a little treasure hunter there. Odds are there's more there.
 
Streator Bottle & Glass Company, 1881-1905..since the crowntop came along in 1894, your bottle would fall between 1894-1905. Beer bottle.

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She is Mom's Treasure & Treasure Hunter for sure! She Loves to go hunting! We are going back in a couples of weeks, so we will see what else we can find. Got a couple of really neat ink wells last trip also:) thanks for your help!
 
Bass Assassin great info, Thank You! Your post are always a wealth of knowledge.
 
Well, don't be bashful, let's see those inks when you get time. ...

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My posts are just general rambling. there are some experts on this site that really know their stuff. And they are all very nice and helpful

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