Delivery contents: A plastic bottle top of some kind that smells of a liqueur. And despite my affinity for weird liqueur, I can't place it by smell alone.

Creme de cacao? Maybe. Smells vaguely of chocolate ...

I'm hoping someone can ID the logo and 'eygptianate' glyphs on the side, even though it was difficult to scan in clearly.

(This delivery arrived without a legible postmark so I'm only guessing it was delivered on 05.20.2009)

The mailing envelope
The bottle top
Side of bottle top with 'egyptianate' detail

Possibly absinthe?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Absinthe

I think your bottle cap is this Israeli chocolate liqueur: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabra_liqueur
Certainly if you look at the handy hi-res picture, the shape of the cap, and the figures on it look identical.

Charlie P. 09.12.2009

The bottle cap ties into an ad from 2001.

"In Binary congruence with 3/8/89, Chemnitz has provided a zabra...for the initial transfer." - ADW 17-January-2001

As Jessica Augustsson notes, Zabra could be a misspelling of "sabra," which is both a type of boat or a Jew born in 
Palestine. In the context of the ad, it could either mean the furnishing of a small boat to transfer something that 
the Arbella is unable to, or the provision of a bottle of Sabra Chocolate Orange Liqueur as part of a transfer.

The question at the heart of this is: "Is this cap a clue to deciphering 17-January-2001, is it supposed to draw your 
interest back to that ad for some reason, or is the Orphanage just messing with you?"

	
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