Moonshine Bottle
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I would like to know how
I would like to know how much this Moonshine Jug is Worth? Several arrow heads have also been found in this area.
While these are often called
<p>While these are often called whiskey jugs, truth be told they were used to hold virtually any liquid, from turpentine to wine. Most were made prior to 1912 when the automated bottle machines became mainsteam, most like this example datre from the third quarter of the 19th century. values depend mainly on the decoration and name of the potter or comapny that used them. Undecorated jugs generally sell for less than $100.00 .</p><p> </p><p>Lovejoy </p>