Sour Mash Whiskey bottle with label 1890s!!

[diggingthe1]

Found this, this summer, it came out with a wet label! I have watched a few dry out and blow away. I kept it wet till I got home, cleaned it carefully as I could, and then sprayed it with a clear poly spray. I don't know if that was the best way to preserve it or not. Any ideas on how to better preserve a label? I researched the company but couldn't find any matches. Any idea what a eBay price might bring? Thanks for looking. Wish I was digging a bottle!

 

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[epackage]

Not much else you can do a label in that condition, value is minimal because of the label...

http://www.pre-pro.com/midacore/view_distillery.php?did=DST349

 

[sunrunner]

man they used that logo for a lot of products .

 

[Kevlardini]

I'd say you did the best you could. As for value, You could probably get no more than 10$, that is, unless it turns out to be super rare.

 

[diggingthe1]

man they used that logo for a lot of products .View attachment 1229447

Nice bottle, I would love more label bottles!

 

[diggingthe1]

I'd say you did the best you could. As for value, You could probably get no more than 10$, that is, unless it turns out to be super rare.

I am always hoping for a rare one. I'll put it in my shop for 10 bucks!

 

[diggingthe1]

Not much else you can do a label in that condition, value is minimal because of the label...

The Bond & Lillard Distillery, RD#274, 8 th District, Anderson County, KY (1820-1920)

Thanks for the link!!