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thriftfan
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Just love the color of this one! Crazy that they only give credit to American Craftsmen instead of the maker Fenton---would never fly this day and age! I think the bow detracts from the bottle itself, so will probably remove it.
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I've always loved this bottle. Thanks for posting it. Kind regards, miKKo
I Have one Of these! missing Bottom label To!
Thanks for the loves and comments jumkmanjoe, AR8Jason and miKKoChristmas11!
Thanks vintagemad!
Appreciate the loves scandinavian_pieces and Hedgewalker!
I have had 2 of these bottles for many years - never knew what they were until now when I seen your posting - they also do not have the label on bottom