Scarce Hand Blown COORS AMBER QUART WESTERN BEER BOTTLE ~ GOLDEN COLORADO

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~* PLEASE SEE SHIPPING TERMS BELOW *~~* OTHER FORMS OF PAYMENT ARE RATHER PREFERRED HERE *~*** ***** ******************** ***** **** Up for sale here is a very scarce western hand blown quart amber COORS beer bottle from Golden, Colorado. This type was used only from 1910 to 1912. It is shown in the Colorado Bottle book as B145, complied by Glen Preble. It has the wiped top, and in very good condition, despite a very small and unassuming check in the glass, located on the left side of the shoulder close to the seam. As well as a tiny internal ping, near the base on the back, and a thin partially open bubble on the back side. This is all clearly shown in my gallery pictures above. Other than that this bottle is near perfect and displays quite handsomely. Bottle is very clean, with no case wear and was never tumbled. It has the pleasing ladies leg neck with the crown top. The color is a nice medium amber shade, with some bubbles as well.*It is nicely embossed in cursive lettering on the shoulder ~ "COORS". The old base is plain and unmarked. On the lower reverse heel it reads in very small embossing ~ "C G CO 936 A". This pre pro example measures 11 1/4 inches tall, and nearly 3 inches in diameter. You will be quite pleased with this neat piece of Coors beer and Colorado history from the west.~ PLEASE SEE THE OTHER ITEMS I HAVE LISTED read more