White-Pool House Museum Bottle Donation

Please look at these pictures and list. After speaking to Ms. Holcomb after a Facebook post, I asked her to send pictures and a list of the bottles donated. I really do not see anything outside of the $1 – $15 apiece range. Maybe there is a sleeper or two.

Hello, Ferdinand,

I finally got a list together of the bottle collection that we have at the museum. As a courtesy, I am sending the list and five pictures to you and Barbara Puckett before sending them to anyone else or posting them on-line. I would highly value your opinion. I apologize for the quality of the pictures. I would normally take much more time and be far more particular with details. Alas, my time is extremely limited right now. Please review at your convenience. We would like to sell the entire collection and everything is being sold “as is.” We are planning to entertain offers until July 31st – unless something remarkable happens.

Thank you, Ferdinand. I appreciate your time and consideration.

Christine Holcomb

White-Pool House Museum
Odessa, Texas

# Description Color Notes
1 Rubifoam for the Teeth Put up by E.W. Hoyt &  Co.  Lowell, Mass. Clear 4″
2 Frank Miller’s Crown Dressing  New York U.S.A. Aqua 4-7/8″
3 No embossing Tall Pickle Bottle?  Turned Amethyst;  Numbered “124” on bottom Turned 7-7/8″ Rough  lip w 2 cracks in Body
4 Wyckoff & Cos. Union Bluing Aqua 5-3/4″
5 Wyckoff & Cos. Union Bluing Aqua 4-1/2″
6 Wyckoff & Cos. Union Bluing Aqua 4-1/2″
7 Wyckoff & Cos. Union Bluing Aqua 4-1/2″  Rough base
8 W.J. Morley’s Improved Hair Dye  No.1 Clear 3-5/8″  Rough, chipped rim
9 Hoyt’s German Cologne  E.W. Hoyt & Co.  Lowell,  Mass. Clear 3-5/8″   Chipped rim
10 Hoyt’s German Cologne  E.W. Hoyt & Co.  Lowell,  Mass.    Turned Amethyst Turned 3-5/8″   Chipped rim
11 Burnett’s Standard Flavoring Extracts  Boston Clear 5-3/4″
12 Sauer’s Extracts           Turned Amethyst Turned 5-7/8″ Rough Rim
13 Milk Bottle St. Louis Dairy  – Pint Large “S”  the address and Where filled: Amethyst Turning 7″
14 Milk Bottle “Pevely St. Louis, Mo.” – Pint Clear 6-7/8″
15 Milk Bottle 1/4 Pint “St. Louis Dairy Co.”  Large “S” Clear 4-1/4″
16 Primrose Salad Oil – Western Meat Company Aqua 11-1/4″
17 Hot Sauce? Ribbed Bottle    Imperfect Rim-Looks chipped but it’s not   24 ribs Aqua 8-1/2″  Imperfect Rim
18 Hot Sauce ? Ribbed Bottle  24 ribs Turning 8-1/4″
19 Anchovy Mustard Wolff & Reessing  New York Clear 5″
20 Chesebrough Mfg Co Vaseline Turning 2-3/4″
21 Chesebrough Mfg Co Vaseline Turning 2-3/4″
22 Colgate & Co Perfumers New York Turning 3-5/8″
23 Hoyt’s German Cologne  E.W. Hoyt & Co.  Lowell,  Mass. Clear 3-5/8″  Chipped Rim
24 Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Sauce Aqua 7-1/4″
25 Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Sauce with Embossed Glass Stopper Aqua 7-1/8″ w/o stopper
26 Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Sauce with Embossed Glass Stopper Aqua 7-1/4″ w/o stopper
27 Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Sauce with Embossed Glass Stopper-Stopper chipped Aqua 7-1/4″ w/o stopper
28 Four Roses Liquor Whiskey Bottle-Heavily embossed  One Pint Amber 7-7/8″
29 Whiskey Bottle – Flask – One Pint – George Washington – Ships on the other side Amber 7-1/2″
30 Whiskey Bottle – Flask – Half Pint – George Washington profile – other small figures Amber 6″
31 Green & Clark Missouri Cider Trademark    Blob top Amber 7″
32 Whiskey Bottle – Flask – One Pint – George Washington Profile- other small figures Amber 7-1/2″
33 “The Belfast York Road Mineral Water Co Ltd Cannington Shaw & Co Makers St. Helens Aqua 9″
34 “Milde Flat River, Mo.” Base reads:    “Prop. Of Coca-Cola Bott. Co.”  Soda Bottle Clear 9″
35 Beer Bottle ” Liebmann Breweries, Inc.  Brooklyn, NY”  L in a circle Aqua 9-1/2″
36 Beer Bottle  ?  “Hauck  Cin. O. “ Aqua 9-1/2″
37 “Garrett & Co. Established in 1835 St. Louis, Mo  Norfolk, Va.  Amercian Wines”  etc… Clear 11-5/8″
38 Four Roses Liquor Whiskey Bottle-Heavily embossed  Half Pint Amber 6-7/8″ w/cork
39 “Albion Maryland Whiskey Lamdin Thompson & Co.  Baltimore” Clear 6″
40 “Dana’s Sarsaparilla  Belfast  Maine” Aqua 8-3/4″
41 “Hood’s Sarsa  Parilla    C I Hood & Co.  Lowell  Mass.” Aqua 9″
42 “T. Laughton  Scarborough   Registered Trademark” Aqua 8″Internal Threads w/ threaded stopper
43 Beer/Ale Bottle  Base Reads “C & Co” Amber 11-3/4″
44 Black/Dark Olive Whiskey/Ale Bottle  Possibly 3 part mold Black * 9-1/2″
45 Black/Dark Olive Whiskey/Ale Bottle  Possibly 3 part mold Black * 9-3/8″
46 “Taylor Soda Water Mfg. Co.  Boise, Ida”    Hutchinson Type? Turning 6-1/2″  Wire Stopper
47 “Dr J Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters” Lt Amber 8-3/4″
48 Septigyn”  Cobalt Apothecary – Round Cobalt 3-1/4″
49 “Septigyn”  Cobalt Apothecary – Round Cobalt 3-1/4″
50 Cobalt Apothecary w Stopper – Square Cobalt 3-3/8″ – w stopper  (Stopper stuck)
51 “Bromo-Seltzer Emerson Drug Co  Baltimore MD”   Apothecary Cobalt 5″
52 “Bromo-Seltzer Emerson Drug Co  Baltimore MD”   Apothecary Cobalt 4″ – Rough lip
53 “Milk of Magnesia” Cobalt 5″
54 “Milk of Magnesia” Cobalt 6-7/8″
55 “Wakelee’s  Camelline” Cobalt 4-3/4″
56 “Laxol  A.J. White New York”  Bottom reads:”Design Patented April 10, 1894″ Cobalt 7″  – Chipped on back bottom
57 “John Wyeth & Bro”  Collar reads” Take next dose at” Nice Cap fully embossed Cobalt 6-1/4″
58 Apothecary Bottle with Glass Stopper – Turning Amethyst Turning 4-1/4″ w Stopper
59 “Wolff-Wilson Drug Co  St. Louis, Mo.”  Clear, starting to turn amethyst Turning 6-7/8″
60 “Sloan’s N & B Liniment Dr. E. Sloan, Boston”  Clear, starting to turn amethyst Turning 5″
61 “Murine Eye Remedy Co.  Chicago, U.S.A.”  Clear Tube – Turning amethyst Turning 3-5/8″
62 “A.C. Cassell Co. Druggists Vicksburg, Miss.”  Calibrated – Turning amethyst Turning 2-7/8″
63 Calibrated Medical Bottle  –  Turning amethyst Turning 5-3/4″
64 “Hessig-Ellis Drug Co.  Memphis Tenn.”  Turning Amethyst  Square Bottle Turning 5-7/8″
65 “Varn’s Pharmacy Fort Meade, FLA.” Clear 2-7/8″ –  Chipped rim
66 “Varn’s Pharmacy Fort Meade, FLA.” Clear 5-1/8″ – Chipped rim
67 “Red Cross Drug Store Marshfield, Ore.”  Embossed cross Clear 6-1/8″ –  Chipped Rim
68 “Eugene Lalmant Pharmacist Cor. Casquet & Claiborne Sts. New Orleans” Turning 6-1/4″ – Depression for thumb on back
69 “Brisley Drug Company Leading Pharmacists Prescott, Arizona” Iridized Turning 5-1/2″
70 “Listernine  Lambert Pharmacal Company” Turning 4-1/4″
71 “Flint & crane  Marysviulle, Cal” Turning 2-3/4″
72 Apothecary Bottle with Ground Glass Stopper Clear 4-1/4″
73 “Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea RemedyChamberlain Med Co Des Moines IA Aqua 5-1/4″
74 “Vanvleet Mansfield Drug Co. Memphis, Tenn.” Aqua 5-7/8″   Chipped rim
75 “Dr. King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds H.E. Bucklen & Co.” Aqua 6-1/2″
76 “Dr. Tichenor’sAntiseptic” Aqua 7-1/4″
77 “Rumford Chemical Works”  “W”   Teal colored, 8-sided Teal 5-1/2″
78 “Florida Water Murray & Lanman Druggists New York” Aqua 6″
79 “Florida Water Redington & Co  San Francisco” Aqua 8-7/8″
80 “Scott’s Emulsion with Lime & Soda  Cod Liver Oil” Aqua 7-5/8″  Heavy calcification
81 “Dr. WB Caldwell’s Montecello Illinois” Aqua 7″
82 “Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Mfd by Pepsin Syrup Company Monticello, Illionois” Aqua 7-1/8″
83 “JE Combault’s Caustic Balsam Compound  The Lawrence-Williams Co  Sole Props…..” Aqua 6-3/8″
84 “Davis Vegetable Painkiller” Aqua 6-7/8″
85 “The Mother’s Friend  Bradford Reg’l Co. Atlanta, GA” Aqua 7″
86 “The Owl Drug Co.”Embossed Owl, Mortar & Pestle Clear 3-1/4″
87 Amber Apothecary ” Seabury Pharmacal Laboratories” w flat, glass amber lid Amber 4″
88 “Hydrozone Prepared only by Chas. Marchand  New York U.S.A.”  Round Amber 4-7/8″
89 “Peroxide of Hydrogen”   Round Amber 5-1/4″
90 “Glover’s Imperial Mange Medicine  H Clay Glover Co. New York” Amber 6-7/8″
91 “Hicks’ Capudine for Headaches Colds and Cripp” Amber 5-3/4″
92 “Capudine” Amber 5-3/4″
93 “Dr JGB  Siegert & Hijos” – (on the bottom also)  Black/Dark Olive Black * 8-1/4″  – Glass feels “wavy”
94 Calibrated Medical Bottle  –  Iridizing Clear 7-3/4″
95 “Prepared by Dr Peter Fahrney & Sons Co  Chicago, Ill. USA  – The Reliable Old-Time…” Clear 8-3/4″  “…Preparation for Home Use”
96 Calibrated Medical Bottle – turning Amethyst Turning 9-1/4″
97 “The People’s Healing Liniment Manufactured by The Lax-Fos Company Incorporated” Turning 8-1/4″  Paducah, KY, U.S.A.
98 “Warner’s Safe Kidney & Liver Cure    Rochester N.Y.”   Amber Blob Top Amber 9-3/4″
99 “Dr. J.H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial & Blood Purifier” Aqua 8″   Chipped  Rim
100 “Burnett’s Cocaine   Boston”    Heavy Calcification/wear A crack in the Rim Aqua <7″
101 “Dr. Miles Medical Co.” Aqua 8-1/4″
102 “Scott’s Emulsion with Lime & Soda  Cod Liver Oil” Aqua 9-1/4″
103 “Furst-McNess Co.  Freeport, ILL.” Aqua 7-3/4″
104 “Ayer’s  Cherry  Lowell, Mass  Pectoral” Aqua 7″
105 “Dr. W.B. Caldwell’s Monticello, Illinois” Aqua 9″
106 “R.V. Pierce, M.D.  Buffalo, N.Y.” Aqua 9-1/8″
107 Plain Aqua Bottle Aqua 9-1/8″  Irregular sides/not smoothe
108 “Cardui, The Woman’s Tonic  Chattanooga Medicine Co.” Aqua 8-3/8″
109 Plain Aqua Bottle – With unvusual depressions on the front–probably for paper labels Aqua 8-1/4″
110 “McElree’s Cardui   The Chattanooga Medicine Co.”   Newer /Screw-top Aqua 7-1/2″
111 “Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription   R. V. Pierce, M.D.  Buffalo, N.Y.” Aqua 8″
112 “Dr. W.B. Caldwell’s Monticello, Illinois” Aqua 9″
113 “Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound” Aqua 8-1/4″
114 “Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound” Aqua 8-1/4″   Chipped Rim
115 Pattern-Molded Bottle   No stopper – Diamond pattern – Teal green Teal 5-3/4″
116 “Vitreous Stone Bottle  J.Bourne & Son Patentees Denby Pottery Near Derby…” Stoneware 7″            “P.& J. Arnold   London”
117 Umbrella-Style Ink Bottle  Iridizing Clear* 2-1/4″ x3-1/2″w
118 “Eastman Kodak Rochester N.Y.  Tested Chemicals  4 oz.”  Clear, turning Amethyst Turning 5″
119 Small, very flat flask – Unmarked – Turning Amethyst Turning 5-1/2″
120 “Sharp & Dohme   Baltimore, MD.” Cobalt 3-1/2″
121 Clear Flask “Jos. A Magnus & Co. Cincinnati, O.U.S.A.” Trademark Dragon and Arrows? Clear* 6-1/2″ Iridizing – Liquor
122 “Benoiner & Schlesinger 3rd Ave & 10th St New York Established 1843” Clear 3-3/8″  – Heavy Calcification
123 “Weimar’s  Hot Springs Arkansas” Clear 5-1/8″  Slight turning to amethyst
124 “H & K”  rough front,bottom edge from the mold Clear 5-5/8″ – Slight turning to amethyst
125 Plain, slightly flared, round bottle   Turning amethyst Clear* 3-1/2″
126 “Thurber Whyland & Co. New York”  Heavily iridized/calcification Clear* 5″
127 “Whittemore Boston U.S.A. 5 Fluid Oz.”             Turned Amethyst Turning 5-3/8″
128 Plain   4-sided old bottle base reads:”Pat’d June 29 1897 No 27261″ Rough Rim Turning 4-3/4″
129 “Harmony of Boston”      Turning Amethyst   Square bottle Turning 5″
130 “Harmony of Boston”      Turning Amethyst   Round bottle Turning 7″ with the glass stopper
131 “D.  S.  Co.    6 oz.  ”    Square Bottle   Turning Amethyst Turning 5-1/2″
132 Plain Flask Bottle  Turning Amethyst Turning 8-1/4″
133 Three-Mold  ?    bottle – Plain    Turning Amethyst Turning 12″               3-Mold Bottle ?
134 Violin Bottle –  Large flake chip on the back side of the lip Aqua 9-3/4″     Flake on rim
135 “Leamons  Aniline Dyes” Aqua 4-3/4″  Calcified
136 Plain, conical shaped bottle Aqua 4-1/4″   Calcified
137 “Acme Blacking TrademarkWolff & Randolph   Philadelphia” Aqua 5″
138 Plain, Flat Bottle – Flask Aqua 6″
139 Plain, Round Bottle Aqua 6-7/8″
140 “Mary T. Goldman  St. Paul, Minn.” Amber 5-5/8″
141 Round Amber Round   Apothecary?  On base reads:  “E.L. & Co. 23” Amber 7-1/4″
142 Plain, Amber Flask Bottle – iridized Amber 6-1/4″
143 Tall, Light Amber Flask-Style Bottle Lt Amber 8-1/4″
144 Dark Olive “Johann Hoff”  Beer/Ale Bottle Dk Olive 7-5/8″
145 Round Bottom/Torpedo Bottle “Caswell Hazard & Co. New York Ginger Ale” Aqua 9-1/8″ – Heavy Calcification
146 Round Bottom/Torpedo Bottle “Cantrell & Cochrane  Belfast & Dublin “ Aqua 8-3/4″
147 Torpedo Shaped Bottle  – Rough bottom Aqua 8-1/2″
148 Codd Bottle “Brooke & Co.  Trade Mark Bath”  Anchor Insignias Aqua 7/3/4″
149 3 Glass Bottle Stoppers – 2 Aqua, 1 Clear(Calcified)  Chipped bottoms
150 2 Aqua Tubes  less than 4″
151 2 Clear Tubes  One is 8-sided 2-1/8″ the other is smooth 2-3/4″
152 Shot Glass –  “John C. Foote   Druggist  Belvidere, ILL.”    1-3/4″ A “go-with”

About Ferdinand Meyer V

Ferdinand Meyer V is a native of Baltimore, Maryland and has a BFA in Fine Art and Graphic Design from the Kansas City Art Institute and School of Design. Ferdinand is the founding Principal of FMG Design, a nationally recognized design consultation firm. Ferdinand is a passionate collector of American historical glass specializing in bitters bottles, color runs and related classic figural bottles. He is married to Elizabeth Jane Meyer and lives in Houston, Texas with their daughter and three wonderful grandchildren. The Meyers are also very involved in Quarter Horses, antiques and early United States postage stamps. Ferdinand is the past 6-year President of the Federation of Historical Bottle Collectors and is one of the founding members of the FOHBC Virtual Museum.
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2 Responses to White-Pool House Museum Bottle Donation

  1. Warren Friedrich says:

    Ferdinand,
    This is exactly the type of bottles that most of the forum members of the AntiqueBottle.net website write and talk about. Send a link of this to them.

    • texasmedicines says:

      Only one bottle caught my eye. It is the Morley bottle. Although not embossed so it is a Texas bottle. Not very valuable, but still a nice piece of history. They can’t all Price’s Patent Texas Tonic bottles.

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