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Opaque White or Milk Glass: Mostly in use from the 1870s through the mid-20th century• Modern bottling production methods dictate the use of screw tops on soda and beer bottles.

This Civil War era bottle, circa 1864-1865, was made after Fry returned from military service with the 5th Regiment of the Pennsylvania Cavalry during the Civil War where he served since August 1862.

Label has some wear that can be seen in pic.

This method allowed the glassmaker to manufacture many bottles with one seal, then change to another, or possibly not use a seal at all.

Looks to be Chinese embossing along the bottom of the bottle.

How long does beer last? Some benefits of proper food storage include eating healthier, cutting food costs and helping the environment by avoiding waste.

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