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Very interesting Walker's. I can't recall ever seeing one with a whiskey top. Do the whiskey tops come in as wild colors as the regular topped Walker's?
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Rick I've only seen 5 of these in 40+ years and they were all in color like shown. I have not even seen a broken one in a great color .RTS
ReplyDeleteDo you guys know if the Walker's bottles were distributed in the West only? These things got pretty popular and the Almanacs show a New York concern as well. Do the whiskey top examples look Western? I've never seen one.
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The ones a have were found in the west two look like western glass. The ones I see at eastern shows look realplain no colors at all.
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