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    Ste Pierre Smirnoff Fls

    I got good confirmation that the 64 on the bottle means it came from the Alton, IL factory. The 75 is 1975. Even tho it has the Federal law forbids - it was sometimes left on after 1965. The exact bottle, except made in 1974 not 1975, sold on Worthpoint. I don’t have a membership to give me the...
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    Ste Pierre Smirnoff Fls

    I go back and forth if it’s a 54 or a 64. The number to the left of Owen’s mark.
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    Ste Pierre Smirnoff Fls

    https://sha.org/bottle/pdffiles/OwensBottleCoPart2.pdf I need to read this. Thought you would find it interesting, too. It talks about the scaring, too.
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    Ste Pierre Smirnoff Fls

    The bubbles are drips of water. I washed it and it’s still drying. Sorry. My bad. I appreciate all the feedback!
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    Ste Pierre Smirnoff Fls

    Thanks for the insight. It does have an 1818 logo.
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    Ste Pierre Smirnoff Fls

    Why would someone want to reproduce something with little value?
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    Ste Pierre Smirnoff Fls

    Thank you! The only number by the maker’s mark is the 75.
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    Ste Pierre Smirnoff Fls

    I did learn that the requirements to put the federal forbids clause on it dates it as pre 1965. I wonder if no paper label is a detriment to its value?
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    Ste Pierre Smirnoff Fls

    I bought at Goodwill an 18 inch gallon bottle of Smirnoff. It has two seam lines going through the bottle from bottom to top. There is no cap. There is no paper label. At the bottom of neck it says “federal law forbids sale or re-use of this bottle”. The bottom of the bottle says “Liquor...

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