Corning Insulator For Radio Frequency Currents, Pat. #1.700066. Pat'd 1929. No, not a bottle, but I couldn't pass up a nice chunk of industrial glass. Note that one side shows a complete mold seam, while the other has two ground-off spots where the piece originally connected to a twin in the mold.
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Stick That in Your Pipe and... Blow it? Tobacco Enema Resuscitation Set: popular in the 18th and 19th centuries
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Dryden's Pharmacy Museum in Belton, MO. I could only take pics through a window; the guy at the business next door said it has only been open about three times in the last ten years.
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Hey, compadre! Esta bien? (found on imgur)
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Nehi seltzer bottle made in Czechoslovakia. I guess it's a faded ACL; I tried to get it to show better with a backlight. No apparent mold seams; how would this bottle have been made? And what date would it be?
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Can you save up your bees? I have seen some folks who said they had thousands of bees, but every time I earn any, they immediately deploy on my next puzzle.
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Two bottles from Ridenour-Baker Grocery Co of Kansas City, MO: a small extract and a quart-sized olive oil. Both machine-made, but the olive oil bottle is florescent manganese glass.
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Not really weird, but you asked for posts so here we are: 1910's tooled-top bottle, Fluid Extract of Columbo (jateorphiza calumba), an ingredient still used to treat digestive ailments, today. I usually collect embossed vintage bottles, but the label on this one was too nice to pass up.
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1973 Ambassador 2-door I picked up at the city tow auction about 25 years ago, which is how long the jungle has now been re-claiming it. Complete, rally wheels, no title, going cheap near Kansas City. Send me a message if interested and I'll see about getting more pics for you.
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Trolling the predator (found on imgur)
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Sweet Hitchhiker (found on imgur)
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Can anybody help me ID this flask? Maybe tooled top, just looking at the seam. I'm thinking this may be for a particular brand of liquor, because of the fluting on the neck, which I haven't seen on standard industry flask types. Any help appreciated.
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Fluid Extract of Columbo (jateorphiza calumba), used to treat digestive ailments. The ingredient is still used in medications. I usually collect embossed bottles, but I thought the label on this one was cool. Appears to be tooled top, seam ends about 3/8" below the lip.
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John Deere 3010 I spotted outside a feed store on my travels
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Problem with Parts Geek. They refused my refund on a 12V accessory adaptor because I opened the sealed bag, which I had to do in order to find out that it didn't fit my car. They also refused to return the part to me.
Warning about Parts Geek. They refused my refund on a 12V accessory adaptor because I opened the sealed bag, which I had to do to find out that it didn't fit my car. They also refused to send the part back.
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Warning about Parts Geek. They stiffed me on a refund for a 12V accessory adaptor because I opened the sealed bag, which I had to do in order to find out that it didn't fit my car. After I spent the money to send it back, they also refused to return the part to me.
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Warning about Parts Geek. They stiffed me on a refund for a 12V accessory adaptor because I opened the sealed bag, which I had to do in order to find out that it didn't fit my car. After I spent the money to send it back, they also refused to return the part to me.
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Warning about Parts Geek. They stiffed me on a refund for a 12V accessory adaptor because I opened the sealed bag, which I had to do in order to find out that it didn't fit my car. After I spent the money to send it back, they also refused to return the part to me.
A place for you to show of or ask questions about any truck that's got some years on her. If it had a stock CD player as an option it's probably too new.
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Warning about Parts Geek. They stiffed me on a refund for a 12V accessory adaptor because I opened the sealed bag, which I had to do in order to find out that it didn't fit my car. After I spent the money to send it back, they also refused to return the part to me.
For owners (and non-owners) who love the Ford Panther Platform! 1979-2011
Otters got beans (found on imgur)
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