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If I remember correctly, dozens of embossed glass stoppers for Lea &
Perrins bottles were recovered from the Joso Trestle excavations by the
University of Idaho.  The construction camp dated from 1911-1914.

Smoke.


Smoke (Michael A.) Pfeiffer, RPA
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Kevin,

The Calumet baking powder metal lid and Lea & Perrins glass bottle are
relatively recent.

Ron May

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