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Bottle Collection Gallery….
Below is a slideshow of photos of antique bottles taken from forum members collections, click on an image to pause it…..
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A Trio Of Cobalt Blue Ruspins Bottles (John Ault Collection) - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
An Early R Johnson Pontiled Hamilton Bottle (John Ault Collection) - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
A Selection Of Miniature James Lewis London Bottles (John Ault Collection) - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
3 6oz Colored Codd Bottles (John Ault Collection) - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
A Selection Of Daffys Elixir Quack Cure Bottles (John Ault Collection) - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
Miniature Sample Sized Flagons (John Ault Collection) - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
The World Famous Submarine Poison Bottles (John Ault Collection) - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
Some Early Bellarmines, Also Known As "Witches Bottles" (John Ault Collection) - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
Colored Hamilton Torpedo Mineral Water Bottles (John Ault Collection) - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
A Sought After Cobalt Hamilton Torpedo From The NE Of England (John Ault Collection) - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
An Amazing Selection Of Rare Poison Bottles (John Ault Collection) - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
A Selection Of James Lewis London Miniatures (John Ault Collection) - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
Some Miniature Soda Siphons Alongside A Standard Sized One (John Ault Collection) - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
Sample Sized Quack Cures (John Ault Collection) - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
A Very Rare Hamilton Shaped Match Vesta Made In Australia (John Ault Collection) - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
An Early Wine Bottle Known As A Shaft & Globe (John Ault Collection) - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
A Selection Of Different Antique Bottle (Wayne Richards Collection)
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Historical Bottle Related Gallery….
Below is a slideshow of old photos with a connection to antique bottle collecting from across the world , click on an image to pause it…..
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Brewery Workers At The Fullers Brewery London Circa 1900 - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
Weaving Wicker Onto Stone Flagons (Circa 1919) - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
The Interior Of A Typical Victorian Chemists Shop - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
The ABC Brewery, United States - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
Nimmo Brewery Workers 1880's - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
Carruther's Aerated water Works in Newall Terrace, Dumfriesshire - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
Brewery Workers Making Barrels, Unknown Brewery - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
Carrying A Stone Flagon Of Refreshments To Railway Workers - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
Cleaning & Filling Stone Ginger Beer Bottles Circa 1900 - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
The Fenso Brewing Company, United States - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
Showcard For Eckert & Winters Brewery New York - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
Showcard For The Redhook Ale Brewery Seattle Washington - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
Showcard For The Munich Lager Beer Brewery Boston - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
A 1900's Picnic Scene, Note The Beavis Patent Codds In The Foreground - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
Showcard For The Tottenham Lager Brewery London - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
Workers At The Blackford Brewery 1899 - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
The Shipstone Brewery - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
1920's Brewery Dray Belonging To The Orange Brewery USA - 5000 slideleft true 60 bottom 30
A Scene With A Lady Pouring Soda From A Codd Bottle, Maybe At A Fayre?
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