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    Posted 4 years ago

    dorisaurus
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    Found Anchor Hocking one quart liquor bottle. I would like to know how old it is. Based on some research it is probably manufactured after the 50's since it has side seems. Any one know more about this bottle? It has the Anchor H symbol and then four #'s.
    Top: underlined 8
    Bottom from left to right: 9 5 and 6

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    1. AnythingObscure AnythingObscure, 4 years ago
      What a cool old bottle dorisaurus, and welcome to CW! :-) I'm not the one myself but there's lots of 'old bottle experts' around here and I'd bet somebody else will speak up shortly with more info for you. That 'diamond' pattern around its top as well as the interesting cap (thanks for showing that clearly, too!) will probably be good clues for somebody (again, not me) to recognize more about it and/or what brand of liquor it once held. :-)

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