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Item Code: 14-1506
Early black glass, three piece molded ale/wine or liquor bottle circa 1830-1860. This type of cylinder bottle is frequently recovered from Mexican War and Civil War era camp sites. This example stands 10 ¼” tall and measures 3 6/8” diameter across the base. No chips, cracks or damages noted.
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