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1. G. Hall & Sons / Mineral Water / Factory / Norwood / Trade (HS Monogram) Mark / South Australia / Ginger Beer. Impressed: (R. Fowler / 1915 / Sydney). 2. G. Hall & Sons / Mineral Water / Factory / Norwood / Trade (HS Monogram) Mark / South Australia / Ginger Beer. Impressed: (R. Fowler / Sydney). 3. G. Hall & Sons / Mineral Water / Factory / Norwood / Trade (HS) Mark / South Australia / Ginger Beer. No potters stamp. 4. Hall & Sons Ltd / Stonie / Regd / Norwood / This bottle is the property // of G. Hall & Sons Ltd Norwood S. A. Base Mark: H & S / remains of AGM base mark around it / Impressed 1945 or 6. (South Australia). Ginger Beer. Various. 1. - 3. Dump. Tan Top. Black Print. 10 oz. 4. Dump. Seam through lip. Amber. 10 oz. 172, 170, 170 & 168 mm. 1910s - 1970s
N/A. (N/A). 1. VG. 7 x 2 mm spot of wear just through the glaze to the front upper lip. 90 mm hairline curves around the right side of the badge. 8 x 3 mm flake to right heel. Some glaze wear around the body and some scratches as well. 2. VG. Rust to front lip. Another patch of rust to upper right rear. Discoloured scratch to front left base edge. Some scratches and the odd scuff mark. Small discoloured patch or two. Really little glaze flake to right rear lip with another nick or two around the lip. 10 x 4 mm patch of deep scratches to mid left rear. 110 mm line through the badge is a really fine hairline. 3. NM. Pretty much as made, whenever that was? I would suggest 1970s, this is definitely not an original item, it is made totally differently to usual ginger beers. Heavy crazing throughout from making. Split along lower front body is also from making. Unusual item, probably rarer than some of the early varieties! 4. VG. 7 x 3 mm impact and bruise inside the right lip. Dirty and grimy. A bit dull throughout. 5 x 3 mm chip at the front left base edge. Lower parts of the embossing are weak. Estimate: $60-120
