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Monday, January 23, 2017
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Todays Special
H. Brickwedel & Co. Wholesale Liquor Dealers
208 & 210 Front St.
S.F.
pint flask
This example is extremely light yellow with a hint of orange and measures 7 3/8" in height. The comparative photo showing the "Brick" next to a medium amber glop top Yerba Buena Bitters illustrates just how light this example is.
There are a few seed and champagne bubbles present. The strike is crisp and well executed. There is crudity and general overall character present, the front of the bottle slumps in slightly and the neck has a slight lean to it.
The bottle is free of stain, cracks, etc.
This bottle was found in the Comstock area many years ago, and was only rinsed out. It has not been tumbled or pro-cleaned. There are two catseye bruises present in the neck at both the front and rear. I've highlighted them in closeup photos. I'm unable to tell if they production related or post production contact damage. The one on the front is minute and not readily apparent on display. The one on the rear covers and area of roughly 1/4" by 1/2". Both are shallow surface type dings. One additional flash on the reverse in the center of the body, measuring 1/8" +/_.
Buy It Now!
$260~ + P&I
Please feel free to touch base with me if you'd like better photos or would like a highly detailed description of any aspect of this bottle.
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Honest labeled western whiskies in 95% or better condition. Send info and photos to me at; Thanks! Bruce
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WANTED
Honest labeled western whiskies in 95% or better condition. Send info and photos to me at; Thanks! Bruce
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WANTED
The most whittled, bubbly and crude embossed glob top whiskey bottles. Rarity less important than crudity. I will pay top dollar for any extremely crude western whiskey, from a circle Cutter to Woodburn...it just needs to be crude. Thanks! Dale Mlasko 541-601-0245
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Wanted J.H Cutter C.P. Moorman Manuf'r olive if possible and in mint condition. also looking for JH Cutter A No 1, T40, mint condition. Tea Kettles in light colors mint. And several other Applied top Western fifths and flasks. Feel free to contact me.
Kelly Porter 602-768-3602 Raptor6604@cox.net
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