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Re: Dating Recent Glass Bottles
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Tue, 20 Jul 1999 21:54:37 -0800
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In Skagway, we have found much the same as reported by Rick Sprague, that
stippling seems to pretty much begin around the time of WW2, we are not
finding it before that.  DuraGlass was a registered trademark of the
Owens-Illinois Company, but many companies used various kinds of stippling.

Doreen Cooper
Skagway, Alaska

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