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Item Code: 179-1111
A classic example of a Civil War era whiskey bottle. Stands approximately 11 ½” tall and diameter of base is just over 3”.
Dark green blown glass with interesting bubbles throughout the bottle. Cork top with applied lip. Cork remains inside bottle. In very good condition. [jet] [ph:L]
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