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<p>[QUOTE="42Skeezix, post: 77244, member: 40"]Made by Clevenger Bros. of Clayton N.J.. mid to late 20th. century.</p><p><br /></p><p>The original was made by Coffin and Hay of Hammonton, N.J. circa 1840.</p><p>Every original of this bottle WILL have an open pontil. Some Clev. repros do, some don't.</p><p><br /></p><p>An esoteric tip. Coffin and Hay were known for their crisp, detailed molds. Their flasks are always well blown and strongly defined. Note this example is very "washed out" for lack of a better term.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="42Skeezix, post: 77244, member: 40"]Made by Clevenger Bros. of Clayton N.J.. mid to late 20th. century. The original was made by Coffin and Hay of Hammonton, N.J. circa 1840. Every original of this bottle WILL have an open pontil. Some Clev. repros do, some don't. An esoteric tip. Coffin and Hay were known for their crisp, detailed molds. Their flasks are always well blown and strongly defined. Note this example is very "washed out" for lack of a better term.[/QUOTE]
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