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really nice Jake, Im not familiar with that one. The Hoss looked pretty deep in color?
ReplyDeleteOne of the nicest R Hall's I've seen. Killer age, probably the oldest Western blown Jake. R. Hall operated from 1859 to 1864 with these bottles being in the 1863-64 range. Second up would probably have to be McMillan & Kester starting in 1865 and then E. Frese in 1866. Did I miss any pre 1866 jakes ?
ReplyDeleteI think you have the early western blown jakes covered. Really nice R. Hall's. The Dr. Barnes is a good one to collect with 3 or 4 different variants.
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