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Old 10-06-2007, 02:24 AM
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Default love the ole snake oil

cures diseases of these organs and diseases caused by there inactivity.... if yer liver aint workin yer not a livin... much longer any how....


i know how it cures inactivity...


see the part where it say cures constipation... i would say what it does for ya is give a good ole fashion "SPRING CLEANING". I WOULD SAY THAT WOULD GET YAUP AND MOVING.


yer busy goin and a "RUNNIN" ya forget about yer liver and kidneys


happy huntin yall
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Old 10-08-2007, 10:35 AM
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An awesome bottle. Thanx for showing it to us.
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Old 10-08-2007, 08:41 PM
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I know a little about bottles, but not enough. I would say yours is from around 1900-1910, turn of the century and it was made by the whitall tatum glass company (I havent seen a whitall tatum product embossed "whitall tatum & company" before though, but it's unlikely theres 2 of the same company) It probably not too rare, i would guess $20 but thats because i assume nearly all bottles are common. (and i dont really know jack about them...) Nice find, the label is nice too. I dont see to many with the label on them too often.
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Old 10-09-2007, 07:02 AM
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great bottle, i love anything pre 1950 with the paper labels still intact.....cure-alls are becoming pretty popular, as with any bottle its only worth what some one will pay for it....a serouis collector that doesnt have that bottle might give you $50 just to put it in a collection, but most of us would only pay about 20....o the most cottlected two bottle types right now are milk bottles(of course) and applied color label soda bottles....and i have many of each if anyones interested.....private message me.
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