CIVIL WAR BLACK GLASS BEER/WHISKEY BOTTLE

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Item Code: 883-190

Found in the greater Richmond, VA area, bottle is a very nice excavated typical Civil War period “black glass” beer/whiskey bottle. Measures 10” x 3 ½”.  Open tubular pontil mark. Very dark olive green in color, double collar applied lip.   [ws]

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