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Circa 1850, a deep cobalt soda with applied blob top
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A vibrant purple-hued deep cobalt blue in this circa 1855 soda
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A tough Philly name in the chunky squat variant with nice whittled character, circa 1850
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A heavily whittled large bottle with loads of character, you need to see it to appreciate it
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One of many Kirschenmann squats, this one has loads of embossing, great example
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A circa 1855-1860 period blob soda in deep cobalt blue
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An uncommon color variant of this early LA soda with a sharp tapered top
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A deep blue squat from southeast PA with heavy iron pontil
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A tough to find pontiled squat, circa 1845-1850
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A circa 1855-1860 light cobalt blob top soda, crude and iron pontiled
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An uncommon circa 1850-1855 pontiled squat
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A super hammered whittle Saratoga in deep olive-amber, pretty
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A deep emerald chunky squat, circa 1855, a tough Philly name, very scarce
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A circa 1865 medium cobalt squat, the Wise variant with the double taper top, circa 1860-1865
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A very scarce Philly name, circa 1850-1855, marked down for a base bruise
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An uncommon IP squat in deep green, heavy slug plate
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A very nice large mineral water, circa 1865-1870
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An earlier "Never Sold" variant with great whittle character, circa 1860-1865
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Avery pretty colored early hutch stype soda
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Less than 10 known, maybe less than 5. Circa 1850
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A short slug plate squat from south-central PA, circa 1855
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Circa 1850-1855, a hefty pontiled slug plate squat
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A Union Glass Works blob top soda, iron Pontiled, circa 1850
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A circa 1865 green soda or beer from this PA town on the Susquehanna River
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This is the scarce green variant of the Conway Bottler squat from Philly, Circa 1850
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Circa 1855 iron pontiled Philly soda
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A near mint example of this classic Philly lager squat, circa 1855
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A hinge mold (snap case) squat with a crude rectangular slug plate, circa 1855-1860
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A crude, bubbly and gem mint Congress & Empire mineral water, circa 1870
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Circa 1855 iron pontiled Philly soda
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This is one of the many variant Johnston bottles, a pontiled example
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This is a circa 1865 green blob top soda
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Circa 1855, a Philly pontil soda
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A Circa 1860 Philly Hat Top Green Soda, Civil War Period
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A deep green soda or ale, circa 1860
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An attic example of an uncommon squat, circa 1870
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A very nice condition example of this circa 1865-1870 soda
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A circa 1860-1865 NJ slug plate squat, smooth-based, priced down for lip chips
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A Civil War era squat soda with double taper top
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Circa 1865, a sloped shoulder mold form in a grass-teal green
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A Civil War soda in a nice very deep green color
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An early gravitating top type hutch
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A nice example of this Civil War period squat soda
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A late 1860's to early 1870's southeast PA soda
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A nice clean example of this circa 1870 Philly soda
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A circa 1865-1870 soda in deep aqua, unknown attribution
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An attic mint Trenton hutch, circa 1885
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Circa 1875 blob soda
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A nice circa 1870-1975 Jersey soda
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A nice picture hutch, circa 1890
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Circa 1875-1880 taller blob soda with bold embossing
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Circa 1870-1875 short blob
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A narrow split type pony, a circa 1870 soda
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Circa 1870-1875 pony sized blob soda
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A circa 1890 mug-based hutch soda
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This is the very scarce "Not to be Sold" variant
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A very tough circa 1850-1855 pontiled squat
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A squat blob example in a deep cobalt blue, circa 1850's
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A 'small lettering" earlier variant in a deep green color
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This is a very deep cobalt blue example of this chunky Philly squat, circa 1850
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