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elliott
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i would like to no value rarity if any one has any ideal. i cant find any info or where its from.
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Are there any other marks on the bottom of the bottle or heel ?
yes d.o.c 42.
Dominic O Cunningham, 1882; 1931 Pittsburgh PA.
they were well known for making soda bottles, esp. Hutches, and their marks are primarily seen on handmade bottles before around 1910 , i have no clue on what 42 might be for, other than some production number, etc
http://www.tazewell-orange.com/pocaliquor.html
This will give you some historical information. Check local bottle clubs for value.
thank u guys very much u guys were very helpful i tried finding stuff the internet and could and being a begining collector dont know to many people to help me with stuff like this thanks elliott
I have one that is amber that has an ivory cap like a cork with the metal part on top around bottle it has 234 0n bottom it has the same except it has trademark and resistered on it