AMEC Analysis:Part: FinishComments: This is a bottle fragment.One aqua glass fragment, possibly from the shoulder of a bottle. Brown discoloration especially on exposed edges. L. Penttila 3/15/2010

AMEC Analysis: Part: Whole Date: 1906 Neck Finish: Lipping Tool One aqua glass liquor bottle with round bottom. Finish is similar to reinforced extract finish, though round rim is below finish, instead of at top. Also similar to straight brandy or wine finish, except that bottom ring is much larger and extends beyond the width of the rest of the finish area. Post bottom mold. Mold seams include: circular seam on base, two seams extending to approx. 0.5 inches below the collar. Maker's Mark embossed on bottom reads: A. B. Co. C 6 Bubbles present in glass. Dried substance present on inside and outside of bottle and slight abrasions on outside of bottle. Crazing present throughout body of bottle. J. Dougherty 02/22/2010

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Lewis County Lower Columbia North America Northwest Coast Pacific Northwest Washington State Western United States Western Washington

Lewis County Lower Columbia North America Northwest Coast Pacific Northwest Washington State Western United States Western Washington

Lewis County Lower Columbia North America Northwest Coast Pacific Northwest Washington State Western United States Western Washington

Glass was originally cataloged separately by material type, although with duplicate numbers by AINW. Catalog entries were combined by the Burke Museum as specimens have one catalog number and are stored together in one bag. Grant J. Snitker 04/20/2011

Glass was originally cataloged separately by material type, although with duplicate numbers by AINW. Catalog entries were combined by the Burke Museum as specimens have one catalog number and are stored together in one bag. Grant J. Snitker 04/20/2011