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You sure don't see those bottles often! I imagine the digger is pretty darn excited over that find.
ReplyDeleteNot often indeed! Looks like a reddish amber which is unusual. Assuming it is undamaged, that would make approx. 8 examples without damage.Of those 8,I am not sure how many have strong embossing. All in all a rare bird...or lion bird.
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