Except, he drank the off brand....... Red,White,Blue......True statement......
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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At least it’s not that Keystone crap all the poor rednecks around here drink.Except, he drank the off brand....... Red,White,Blue......True statement......
Yup... they are originals...not repros.
Amazing what a seemingly innocent statement can possibly turn into.
Don't you have to have a mullet to drink Keystone?
I remember Dad used to keep a half a dozen of those on his boat...Not quite as pristine as those though....
Yup, The thread about nothing in particular...
Today I was down in the city stopped by to see how the new building going up was progressing.
Something shinny caught my eye.
I pulled out the oldest lea and perrins bottle I ever come across. Let me get a picture to post.
Cleaned it up a bit. Old and new.
Nice... thoughts on the time period with those markings?
Older then me, and that's old.
I need to research it.
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Antique Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Bottle 1876-80's Aqua Green Glass 8.5"H Salem
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Antique Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Sauce bottle, in frosted aqua-green glass. Blown in mold with embossed lettering, including an error...a "G" where the "C" should be in "Worcestershire". Applied lip. Stretch marks and bubbles. Dates from 1876-80's, made by the Salem Glass Works of Salem, New Jersey for John Duncan & Sons, New York (importers). Measures 8.5"h. Some scuffing & overall mineral stains, but no chips or cracks. Sold as is. Inglenook Antiques...Established 1989.
BT800
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Antique Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Bottle 1876-80's Aqua Green Glass 8.5"H Salem
$30.00
Quantity available: 1
Antique Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Sauce bottle, in frosted aqua-green glass. Blown in mold with embossed lettering, including an error...a "G" where the "C" should be in "Worcestershire". Applied lip. Stretch marks and bubbles. Dates from 1876-80's, made by the Salem Glass Works of Salem, New Jersey for John Duncan & Sons, New York (importers). Measures 8.5"h. Some scuffing & overall mineral stains, but no chips or cracks. Sold as is. Inglenook Antiques...Established 1989.
BT800
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Yours looks to be in better shape
The c in sauce looks like a G on mine.
Had to look.
Maybe someone was on the sauce that day.
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