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Posted 2 years ago
Liosbaker
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I pulled this out of a dumpster over 25 years ago. I've always used it as a decorative piece. Recently I decided to clean house and threw it in the yard sale box when I notice the bottom of the bottle says, "Federal Law forbids sale or re-use of this bottle. On the bottom there is a D-8 and under that there is 65 56. There is an "I" with a circle around it to the right of these numbers and to the left is the number 2. Any idea what it was used for, age, value ?
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