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Blob Top
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hi, new member, seeing if anybody knows anything about the companys that are in my collection, i already know about E.P. Shaw, but i cant find anything about the rest. here are the photos and the descriptions for each are at the bottom. they were all found in the same small woodland just outside of wakefield, yorkshire. enjoy! 1  2 3  4 5  6 7 8 9  10 11  12 13  14 15  16 01 "Hanson & Mitchell, Ossett". missing top of neck 02 "E.P.Shaw, wakefield". missing rim of neck 03 "E.P.Shaw, wakefield". neck from types of pot above and below 04 "E.P.Shaw, wakefield". dog logo. half of pot 05 "E.P.Shaw, wakefield". dog logo. brown glass, missing rim of neck 06 " ? Baslamic, ? Elixir". half of bottle 07 "F.Lindsay, Wakefield". (reverse) "T.Turner & co, Dewsbury". missing half of neck 08 "James Keiller marmalade, dundee". two fragments of 09 "N.L.Fernandes & co, Wakefield". (around base of neck) "imperial 1/2 pint". missing rim of nec 10 "John Wadsworth, Horehound beer, Wakefield". missing neck 11 is either a very small bottle or a glass stopper. two thirds of 12 "trade mark, Stanley road, Wakefield". half of bottle 13 complete bottle with ridges fown the side. 14 complete large cream top. brown glaze around the rim. 15 "F.Lindsay, Wakefield". complete bottle. glass ball in the neck of bottle 16 "E.P.Shaw, wakefield". green glass. missing rim of neck
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Blue Hybrid
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no 5 looks to be a nice seltzer ??? , someone will help you out with these later after work i expect , good luck with find more complete items 
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11 is a ink bottle 14 is a jam jar 15 is a codd bottle/marble bottle cheers charlie
sheffield stuff half pint beers 6oz codds and minerals and amber warners wanted
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Bears Grease
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| No 6 is more than likely to be a Crosby's Balsalmic Elixir medicine. No 13 given the ribs on the sides is possibly a poison
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Blue Hybrid
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I cant help you much on the bottles,but welcome to the forum my friend. Kindest regards Wayne.
________________________________________________________________WANTED. Early glass of all types. Early Pontilled phials/Vials and other small pontilled early bottles. Quality Sealed Onions,Mallets,Shaft & Globe etc and good quality Bellarmines. Many ThanksWayneWood. ________________________________________________________________
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1. Common in both sizes ... Ossett is my local town and collecting theme.
5. Very desireable and hard to find even locally. Comes in two sizes to my knowledge. I have a near complete olive green one too.
6. Crosby's Balsamic Cough Elixir ... a Scarborough firm. Common but very nice!
7. Reasonably common codd, but - as all local codds - increasingly difficult to dig as all the local tips dry up.
9. Nowell Luis Fernandes ... a big business family in Wakefield with their hands in many affairs. Fernandes pub & brewery in Wakefield right now, based in the old brewery maltings down the bottom end of Kirkgate.
10. The Wadsworth bottles are usually older than what we commonly see, c1870's - 1890's.
12. The name on the bottle was Willett - I have a complete emerald green one.
13. Common medicine bottle with 'tablespoons' dosage markings embossed. This looks a little earlier than most.
16. Would have had an internal thread screw stopper.
These finds suggest either a local tip which has been dug or one which has not been seen before. The complete codd (marble stopper) bottle suggests maybe an undug site ...
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Some nice bit's if they were whole... that seltzer would of been nice ! Keep digging where you were digging looks promising and a good age from the bits you found well done with the whole codd hope you get some more whole bits 
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sheer top inks only and any colour.......
Godalming and Cranleigh wanted !
kind regardes
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Blob Top
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thank you all for the information. and since posting that i went back to look around a bit of the woodland i havent been around yet, and found a complete Ralph Bell of Wakefield, and a large un-named bottle, photos soon. and heres a teaser for you, a look at where they come from this mound is what first made me investigate the woodland. most the rest of the woodland doenst look like this pile but it is scattered with bits of cup, plates, bottles, jars, bricks and metal shoe soles. and im only interested in these finds because they are part of my local history
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Blob Top
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| hi, a few more bottles as promised the first one is a raplh bell of wakefield, and the rest are unnamed      
also with the information that was kindly given to me on here i have uploaded my collection onto flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/59562189@N03/sets/72157629402252293/
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