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crackerjackhoghead

September 01, 2015 08:33PM

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No, no RR name or date. I think the marking on it was "W 55 39". Judging by the approximate 24" diameter and the relatively small axle hole (about 4"), I'd say it was likely from narrow gauge eauipment. I would have brought it home but the nearest I could drive to it was a half mile away.

A couple of the bottles I found turned out to be Adolfus Busch bottles dating from before 1906.

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