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[RelicDude]

So today I went metal detecting with the club in rhode island and I found this bottle in sleuth way of an old mill. I'm curious to the age of this one. It's a crown top but it has no seems at all and I believe it has an applied lip. It's very heavy and it has no markings on it. Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.- Justin

 

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Tooled lip maybe, applied lip highly unlikely, 1920-40 paper label beer bottle would be my guess without seeing it in person

 

[RelicDude]

And in curious of use. Would it have been beer, soda or booze?

 

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I'm thinking 60% beer 40% ginger ale...

 

[RelicDude]

Thank you epackage all the 40s green beer bottles I'm finding on net all have seems. the bottle is very heavy and has a lot of bubbles an imperfections in the glass.

 

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It could be earlier but I can't tell from the pics provided...

 

[RelicDude]

Sorry the pics arnt good ill get better ones when I can get some natural light.

 

[RelicDude]

Here's some better pics. Thanks

 

[surf]

Hey Justin,

I've dug a couple early 20th Century crown caps that were made in a turn mould. Can you see any concentric rings on the body of the bottle, indicating it may have been turned?

This photo somewhat illustrates what I am speaking of:

 

[RelicDude]

Hey Justin,

I've dug a couple early 20th Century crown caps that were made in a turn mould. Can you see any concentric rings on the body of the bottle, indicating it may have been turned?

This photo somewhat illustrates what I am speaking of:

Thanks surf I see what your talking about its a possibility. But the lines on mine are squiggly lol.