CIVIL WAR ERA WHISKEY BOTTLE, CIRCA 1858-1870

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Item Code: 14-1770

A classic example of a Civil War era whiskey bottle. Unembossed examples like this one are often found at Civil War campsites. Two small open bubbles at base. Nice amber color. Stands 11 1/2” tall, base diameter is 3”.

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