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I bought these Ball Bottles, from an antique ayction in Clinton SC.
I know that they were used for White Lighting, From the Hills of the South.
Any information would help
I also have a quart bottli and it has a "0" on the bottom, I have seen many numbers but not 13 or "0". Again any knowledge, would help.
I do not know if this is true, But a collector from Penn, said the numbers were for the year the bottle was made. I have read many things over the last few weeks, but nothing adds up. Mike Laurens CS
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I have to admire those handles! They would put a real citified spin into sipping your shine.
Thanks for the reply, Question, So "O" means that it is the first run then 1 and so on. If so how rare is the "O" Bottles.
Mike