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Item Code: 14-1759
A popular example of a Civil War era soda or mineral water bottle. Embossed “F. KNEBEL / 1860 / BROOKLYN” on side, and large script “K” on the other. Has cork. Bottles with Civil War dates are quite desirable and scarce. Stands 7 1/8” tall, base diameter is 2 ½”. Excellent condition.
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