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Re: Strange Bottle Stopper

I have two guesses:
1. piece of lab equipment
2. Home made hasish water pipe.
 

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Re: Strange Bottle Stopper

the one piece might have has a squeeze bulb on it (lost) and worked as a purfume atomizer -- or it might be a home made opium / hashish pipe as the other person said. -- hard to believe but pre the 1933 pure and drug acts --which restricted the issuing of narcotic drugs to those with a "doctors script "- a legal dr's -ok) --narcotic drugs were legal to buy over the counter on demand * and were blended into many of the everyday food stuffs and compounds people ate and used.-- people often unknowningly becoming hooked to certain food items because of the drugs in them -- gives a whole new meaning to "coke" (it had cocaine in it from cocoa leafs) and pepsi "gotta have it" * 7 up had lithium in it a "mood upper drug"
 

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Re: Strange Bottle Stopper

I polished it with Noxon - Found some symbols :icon_scratch:
 

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old seltzer bottle?
 

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That W with arrow logo looks familiar. :icon_scratch:
 

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Wallace Silver Co has a similar logo, but a little different.. I was thinking it was the same.
 

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That trademark is for "The Weatherhead Company" -

http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...corporation"+hexagon&cd=2&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us

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Goods (1) Valves; shut-off cocks; drain cocks; pipe fittings; tube fittings; flexible hoses and fittings therefor; assemblies of hoses and fittings; controls of flexible wire and cable; hydraulic actuating cylinders and controls; hand tools; tube flaring tools, tube cutters; tools for securing fittings to flexible hoses; socket wrenches; parts and accessories for refrigeration apparatus, namely: strainers, dryers, filters, liquid receivers, manifolds and manifold and valve assemblies, testing valves, sight glass indicators, silica gel.
 

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Ramitt said:
how big is the jug? 1 gallon?
Yes , 1 gallon . Thanks for the Logo ID Bramble :thumbsup:
 

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I am still with the hasish/water pipe. The holes in the copper are hand drilled.
 

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I really doubt it is a smoking apparatus. the copper bit with whole would not work as a bowl or a mouth piece
 

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Condensate collector? Steam forced into the bamboo, condensates out, pressure relieved through Weatherhead fitting?

Small still possibly?

Bubba
 

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Ramitt said:
I really doubt it is a smoking apparatus. the copper bit with whole would not work as a bowl or a mouth piece
How would you know? :D :wink:
 

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My guess is that a rubber hose fit over the bamboo piece, which was then supplied with air pressure from a seperate cylinder, and then forced out whatever type of soloution the bottle might have contained. I'm guessing a vaporizer of some sort. :dontknow:

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P.S. ~ Anyone who grew up in the 1960s and 70s like I did should know that it's almost toxic to smoke anything from a "copper" pipe or bowl. There is a deadly chemical reaction of some kind that occurs when copper is heated and then drawn into the lungs. And how do I know this? I'm not telling! But the 1973 picture of me below when I was 21 years old might give you a clue.

P.S. ~ P.S.

And, no! I am not a user today. I haven't touched anything since the day I was married in April of 1977. It was a promise I made to my new bride, and one I have stayed with now for 34 years and counting!

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