Water bottle with ceramic cork.Real?

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[JensF.]

A good question! As far as I know not but can you post pictures of it?

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[JensF.]

Sorry, but I never saw such a bottle...

Hi Jens,
I was a bit late last night for posting photos but got one today.There is no markings I can see anywhere, the cloth itself and the studs appear to be in very good condition, maybe too good.I suspect maybe its been put together.The bottle itself appears to have been certainaly made with the narrow neck.The "cork" has R3 to the bottom, the rubber washer looks far too new, if not identical to Grolsh types.(Not that I've had a bottle for a while).

[Christian L]

take a look at the red rubber - i think, there you can see the age (i think its a modern one)
christian

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[JensF.]

How does the buttons of the cover look like? Is there a compass-rose like symbol on them?

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[JensF.]

I meant the other side of the buttons.

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Does it look like this:

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[hausser]

Civilian Bottle

The cover is an altered military style, as made from the 1890s to the 1950s
but more likely a post WWII one. The bottle is not a canteen, but a typical bottle for workers, miners etc. Seems also to be a 1940-1950 style.

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