

About one month ago, a terrific float that is embossed "JGO Sevill," was sold. The sale originated from France, and I thought that all of you collectors and readers would be interested in seeing a float that as far as this collector knows, no one has ever seen before.
The beauty of the float for me is in the cachet or embossing. It is a beautiful new addition to place name embossings. Many of the known examples of place name floats are as follows:





"Made in Czechoslovakia;"








"PUERTO STA MARIA ESPANA" on the opposite side of the float and

Hopefully, more rare place name floats such as the "Portugal Domar with the large star on the side of the glass, seen in Stu Farnsworth and Alan Rammer's booklet, "The Collectors Price Guide and Identification Handbook-GLASS FISHING FLOATS of the WORLD, will be found and made available to at least one of us collectors. As suddenly as the "JGO Sevill," appeared, another great float will surface. Ken Busse has been offering some terrific floats on Ebay auctions lately. There are more than a few that are tremendous and rare floats. Wonder if Santa will make this good boy smile?
Tom, What a great post with photos of two I had no idea were in existance!!PUERTO STA MARIA ESPANA and "CA Lindren Punsch Stockholm" superb floats. Hopefully sharing these will bring others to light. Would love to see a photo of a Portugal Domar. Keep up the great work!
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Brilliant post and interesting reading. All pictures from floats are great and I liked the "JGO Sevill," float. Congrats!
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ReplyDeleteThe borders of the new float look so much like the Peser marked float and simular to LI in rope or wreath. Good find ! Todd.
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Hi ! i have float "Societa Art. Vetraria Altare". Can enyone help me to sell this float? Thanks !
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