Yes, the bottle boys here include such things in their stock. I have no idea as to their rarity or value, however, Codd bottles are not something one would actually die for. ;>
Out of interest, approx two miles from where I live, there once was a tip, dates late last century closed, I believe in the late/mid 1950s. This tip was along the lough shore (sea) today the sea still washes bottles, crocks, jam pots, creams, pot lids etc, etc down towards the marshes, at low tide it is a simple matter of going to the shore line and taking your pick. ALAS, must of the stuff is broken or so badly iridescent to be totally worthless, and even worse, sometime in the 70s the council land-filled and planted over the original tip. God knows what they buried. Best so far has been a number of jam-pots, fig syrup bottles and a few poisons ... no wallop openers so far. ;>(
Both 'em wore bow-ties, this is bugging me! ... Paddy ??? what was his name?? .... and the other bloke, the one with the lisp?? ... Laurie can be Robbie Robinson. HEY!! what was their names? ... HEEELP.
