A few examples of appraisal values for
MOXIE BOTTLE

• THREE MISCELLANEOUS BOTTLESThree Miscellaneous
  THREE MISCELLANEOUS BOTTLESThree Miscellaneous Bottles. Including a one pint ten ounce Moxie bottle with paper label, Ted WilliamÍs ñCreamy Root Beer;î and John J. Magahern whisky blend. Largest 10 _î.
• LOT OF 14 EARLY-MID 20TH CENTURY GLASS
  LOT OF 14 EARLY-MID 20TH CENTURY GLASS BOTTLES.TO INCLUDE: 6 APOTHECARY BOTTLES WITH GOLD LEAF LABELS (4 ARE 8 1/2" HIGH, 2 ARE 9 1/2" HIGH) ONE SHOWS LARGE CHIP TO RIM. EIGHT 7 1/2" MOXIE BOTTLES, IN A CARDBOARD ADVERTISING CARRIER, SHOWS TEAR AT HANDLE.
• 26-Ounce Moxie Bottle with Ted Williams
  26-Ounce Moxie Bottle with Ted Williams Label.
  Description 1950s. Two-piece lot also includes a Ted Williams pin-back. A few minor rubs and small paper chips to label; otherwise, moderate overall wear.
  Condition (Very Good - Excellent). Size Largest: 10 - 1/2" T.
  
• Lot of 11: Assorted Moxie Bottles &
  Lot of 11: Assorted Moxie Bottles & Cans.
  Includes two earlier bottles with nice paper labels and other later bottles and cans.
  Condition (Very Good - Excellent). Size Largest: 9 - 3/4" T.
  
• Group of 7 Moxie Bottles & 4 Displays.
  Group of 7 Moxie Bottles & 4 Displays.
  All of the bottles are 26 to 28 ounces and range from 1900 to 1950s. One bottle features Pureoxia and the others are for Moxie. The four cardboard bottle displays are all designed to accommodate these larger bottles. General overall marks, wear, and soiling with light to moderate ...
  
• Moxie Bottle Display & Easel-Back Sign.
  Moxie Bottle Display & Easel-Back Sign.
  1930s. Featuring Frank Archer graphics. Some minor bends to lower left side and light wear to the bottle display. The sign has minor marks and one thumb tack hole to top center.
  Condition (Very Good - Excellent). Size Largest: 10" T.