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Posted 1 year ago
mustangtony
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This is my small collection of Cobalt Blue glass. All of these were dug out of the ground in a massive glass dumping area on a farm in Indiana. The two jars in front are both Maryland Glass with different Noxzema logos. The two jars on the right are also both Maryland Glass (M in circle). The small one is 1 3/4" tall with a 2" mouth, the larger is 4" tall with a 3 1/2" mouth. There is a small medicine bottle with vertical ribs on one side which the only mark is 4 oz and a '2' on the bottom. The first bottle towards the left is 7" tall and the imprint on the bottom is Genuine Phillips Made in U.S.A. The bottle in the left back is also 7" tall and has a tiered shoulder. This one is from the Hazel Atlas Glass Co. The tall soda or beverage bottle in the rear center is 9 1/4" tall but I dont know what the origin is or what it contained.
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