I don't think I posted this here yet... I got this at a local auction last month or so... very happy with how it cleaned up.. I now have a very nice #6, #8 and #9 and #10 'baster' with matching lids and bottoms... I'm not sure why I like these... I suppose because they were only made for a short time right around the 1920 patent date and they have the slant griswold markings (which I prefer over the block)... the 6 and 9 are a little rougher than the 8 and 10... which are both smooth as glass inside and out.
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#10 tite-top baster
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