Bottle 51206AB - Palmer, Samuel C. (1875-1911) See History  Put variants of this bottle on a shelf.

Embossed: (embossing arches up) S. C. PALMER / GEORGETOWN / D. C. // (embossing arches up) THIS BOTTLE / IS NEVER SOLD // // b // (embossing arches up) GRAVITATING STOPPER / (embossing arches up) JOHN MATTHEWS / (embossing arches up) PAT. / OCT 11 / (embossing arches down) 1864 / (embossing arches down) NEW YORK / (embossing arches down) MADE BY
Dimensions: 7 1/4 x ?
Manufacturer: Not Known
  Material: Glass Design: None Mold Type: Two Leaf Mold
  Form: Cylindrical Edge Design: None Plate Mold: No
  Shape: Gravitating Base Design: None Plate Shape: None
  Sides:   Shoulder Design: None Plate Code: None
      Sunken Panels: None Sealed: No
Pictures: None
Notes: No Notes.

Variants

1. Amber, Smooth Base, Inverted Taper, Hand Blown, Matthews Gravitating Glass Stopper, Georgetown, DC, United States
Comments: None
Contributor/Source: Tod von Mechow
 
2. Aqua, Smooth Base, Inverted Taper, Hand Blown, Matthews Gravitating Glass Stopper, Georgetown, DC, United States
Comments: None
Contributor/Source: Bottles From Washington DC
 
 
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