Not sure this is a fire extinguisher Grenade. To me the neck doesn’t look typical enough? Any other thoughts or comments? Thanks
I suppose it could very well be a fire grenade (if it is then it’s not a very pretty example,as you get some beautiful bottles) The size is within...
“A number of the grenades were only 4 inches tall, but as a rule, the grenades, including a narrow neck, were between 6 and 8 inches tall“
I found this an interesting read: https://www.google.co.za/amp/s/museumcrush.org/the-beauty-and-danger-in-victorian-glass-fire-grenades/amp/
Looks well used. Wonder what it was for..
Ok.Thank you for the reply. I did begin to wonder if it’s maybe a bottle (because of the ‘reinforced’ lip) Will google fire extinguisher glass...
Beautiful attractive rug! At once a in lifetime price :) Looks great on the wood floor
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One nice vase. One funky looking apple.
That’s a nice painting. I find it a bit borderline morbid/heavy (but it has some ‘depth’) But then again I don’t know much about art. My first...
I trying to get alot more items to auction. So Iam not posting all finds. The things I buy ‘for auction’ and I can research myself I don’t post....
That sucks! army helicopters, Sounds like a high level job!
Well done! Great comment/observation!
Wow,Ok. But still some cool stuff (logistics aside)
Anyway it was about $15.. So not bad,right?
At certain angles and when I was taking the photos,the surface means very shining. Does that mean anything? Maybe a print with some sort sealer...
Anyway,thanks for taking a look and for commenting.
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Looks like pencil? If not pencil then ball point.
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