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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tomreisn, post: 417390, member: 3490&quot;]Thanks,</p><p><br /></p><p>no I dont wanna make it anything like personal Göring bottle... Iam just simply curious about its origin. And because I have no intention to keep it I would like to sell it to some collector.</p><p><br /></p><p>But it will be hard to do without some basic knowledge - like where is it from, who made it ect. That all leads also to some price estimation. Now I know some fact about it thanks to you guys but there are still some people (like on that wehrmacht-awards.com site) who just thinks its a &quot;big fake&quot; and honestly I would like to find out the truth because I dont want to sell or try to sell a fake (and beucase still Iam also curious too).</p><p><br /></p><p>As for where I found it -&nbsp; I found it in the house of grandparents and our uncle. It was like a time conserve. Acording to some grandpa photos from 1930 there were still almost everything: same furniture, same old chandeliers, old french clock (also recognizable on the old photos from 1930s), also old photo cameras, lots of</p><p>correspondence even before 1900s but also during the war so some postrards or envelopes with stamps of the Third Reich. Also some really old documents even from 16 - 18 century (that was alredy donated to the museum in that place). Old tin soldiers and tin WW 1 tanks... All kind of really old bottles even from medicine. This two bottles were hidden in one old cabinet in a paper box.</p><p><br /></p><p>Iam from Czech Republic, my grandma were from Austria. About that friend of my, his family is working on one museum nearby here so he will try to ask the local historians. Its some city near German borders.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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