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Blue Bottles On Your Desktop 
Excellent photo of blue bottles in a window for your desktop. Align your shortcuts on the bottles like labels.
Added on: 04-Sep-2006 | hits: 103
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Cleaning Antique Bottles
Cleaning Antique Bottles
Added on: 27-Jul-2006 | hits: 461
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French Beer & Brewerians
My passion started in 1980, while I had a summer job in the brewery Bouchart in Saint Amand les Eaux.I found the beer labels so attractive that I decided to begin collecting them. A little later on I decided to also collect glasses, and finally I began collecting every kind of beer related item.
Added on: 19-Jul-2006 | hits: 333
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BOTTLE DIVERS IN PARADISE
Welcome to Bottle Divers in Paradise. All of our antique bottles were found while scuba diving in the Caribbean. Enjoy your visit!
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19th Century Bottles of the British Military
In October of 2001 we visited the HMS Trincomalee (HMS Trincomalee was one of 47 Leda class frigates built for the British Navy between 1800 and 1830) at the Historic Quay in Hartlepool, England. During the tour I spoke with some of the guides and found that they were not aware of these bottles and were interested in learning more.
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British Glass Website
From jam jars to fibre optics and windows to lamp bulbs, glass is essential to modern life, yet we sometimes take this incredible material for granted.Through this web site you'll be able to learn more about the world of glass, how it's made, how it's used and how difficult it would be to live without it.
Added on: 19-Jul-2006 | hits: 138
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Antique Bottle Digging
Christine and I welcome you most humbly to this site entitled:
Antique bottle digging and related history
South Australia. Compiled Nov 2001.
Added on: 18-Jul-2006 | hits: 122
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A PRIMER ON FRUIT JARS
The hermetic preserving of food... This revolutionary invention allowed families to prepare for the winter by "putting up" what they had in abundance in the fall. Families often traded a jar of this for a jar of that, preparing for the lean season with relative abundance.
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HOW TO DATE BALL FRUIT JARS!
Here is a way to date your Ball jars fairly closely by looking only at how the Ball name is embossed on the jar.
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Dublin Dr Pepper
What makes us unique? Besides being the oldest Dr Pepper bottler in the world, Dublin Dr Pepper also has the distinction of being bottled with Imperial Pure Cane Sugar - the original Dr Pepper formula.
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Streeter's
Newspaper, Treasure Hunting & Prospecting Supplies
307 Main Street, (Rte 101), Marlborough, NH 03455
Open Monday - Saturday 10am to 5pm
603/876-4443
Toll Free from New England & NY 888/876-4443 Sales and Info: gstreeter@ne.rr.com
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