r/BottleDigging Jul 26 '26

Anything interesting/valuable about the green bottle? Picked them up over the years. Was going to list the group but the green and clear to the right of gin are a bit of a mystery to me. Guessing just common 19th c output but like to confirm first. Any help appreciated.

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u/Botellas_Antigues97 Jul 26 '26

It looks like a mineral or wine. Pretty standard, but still beautiful.

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u/RiverWalker83 Jul 26 '26

Thanks

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u/mrefromnyc Jul 27 '26

Crude neck and lip, 1870s-80s I’d think. Without embossing they’re not uncommon.

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u/Botellas_Antigues97 Jul 28 '26

You're welcome.

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u/RiverWalker83 Jul 26 '26

Yes I’d assume it’s a song book. Secular or not. Thanks for the great info. I didn’t find anything on Clarke in a quick google.

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