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Good afternoon fellow aficionados. Things have been a little off balance around the old homestead as of late and I thought that a bit of glop top therapy would be just what the Doc. ordered; along with a couple of good sized splashes of Ky. Bourbon...
I wrote the following article back in August of 1989. It was published in the Antique Bottle & Glass Collector. I tried to include it as a reply to the Cornucopia portion of Sole Agents Whiskey News but the format of this forum will not allow attachments in a reply so am starting a new thread. Click on each page and it will open in a readable font size.
Sadly, the article appears to have been prophesy fulfilled.
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One of many sites where this has happened. Good thing they werent using shovels and diggin for bottles. They would've been strung-up by the Save the World folks !
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