The boys and girls are really letting the eagles fly over on Early American Glass on facebook. Look at these GREAT pictures. I will continue to add pictures throughout the day as I suspect more will leave their perches. Have a nice 4th of July everyone. Be cool.
“it is a flock of eagles that I assembled for the holiday”
Michael George
Flock of eagles that I assembled for the holiday – Michael George
Silly Willy…My favorite depiction of our beloved eagle! Exotic Willington…This is the forest green seedy exotic GII-62! – Rick Ciralli
Eagle Collage – Rick Ciralli
Five aqua eagles – Cody Zeleny
In the spirit of the 4th and ’cause every one else is doing it I thought that I would send you two of my favorite eagle flasks from the collection. This is the The GI-14 in blue. Enjoy! – Sandor Fuss
Eagle/Cornucopia Half Pint, for Independence Day – Dana Charlton – Zarro
GII-70 Eagle Majestically Flying For The Upcoming 4th Of July! – Cody Zeleny
GIV-1 eagle – Dale Santos
Happy Fourth of July ! – John April
Another eagle – John April
GV-8 & GV-10 eagles – Rick Ciralli
Red White & Blue – John April
GII-79 eagle – Dale Santos
Eclectic Eagle Trio – Dale Santos
Here’s my eagle flask to contribute. I bought this flask at Norms first sale. I had other double eagles but when I saw this one I knew it was time to upgrade. This flask looks as if it were blown yesterday. It has no wear and sparkles like new. – Eric Correla
In the spirit of the 4th and ’cause every one else is doing it I thought that I would send you two of my favorite eagle flasks from the collection. This ia a GI-26 in emerald green. Enjoy! – Sandor Fuss
Two of my double eagles. These two bottles should never have left the factory. I had to wait twenty years to get this one. Every time I would go over my friend Wally’s house, he would take it out and show me it because he new I collected double eagles. He would always point out that it was the best one he ever seen. – Eric Correla
Sharing my Eagle for the 4TH. Although not super rare, I did dig it, came out of the ground just like you see it from an 1840’s privy in Niles Michigan. A true, clear green, fairly good impression, and virtually no wear, I think they threw it away right after using it. I’m pretty sure it is a GII-73, Eagle Cornucopia – Bill DePeel
I will let one more eagle fly… my favorite NH eagle, the PANTALOON! – Michael George (Jeff Noordsy: it’s the proportions that makes this one. Most folks are unaware that the Pantaloon is twice as thick as most figured flasks. Gives the piece great presence. Mike’s is ex Mebane and ex Gardner – it’s the finest I know of.)
Happy 4th of July. Our fireworks were cancelled due to the fish and game people threatening lawsuits if the
local young eagles were disturbed! – Mike Brauser
Here is a historical smile. Happy 4th of July everyone – Greg Sweet
