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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Avon Mineral Springs – the “Saratoga” of Western N.Y.
AVON MINERAL SPRINGS the “Saratoga” of Western N.Y. by Jack Stecher 31 August 2013 “Grimace was the prevailing feature on the face of the new-comer when swallowing the beverage of the fountain” Back in 2005 I published an article on … Continue reading
Posted in Article Publications, Bottling Works, Collectors & Collections, Digging and Finding, History, Mineral Water, Water
Tagged American Hotel, avon, Avon Cure, Bath, Canawaugus, Capt. Asa Nowlen, Congress Hall, Congress Park, Don Tucker, Dr. Derick Knickerbocker, Dr. O. D. Phelps, Genesee River, Jack Stecher, Knickerbocker Hall, Les Buell, Livingston Inn, Longs, Lower, Magnesia, Maureen Kingston, Mineral, Nehemiah Houghton, New Spring, New York, Seneca, Springs, The Sanitarium, Tucker, United States Hotel, Upper
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Xavier Bazin, Steam Fancy Soap Works and Perfumery
Hello Ferdinand: Have enclosed some pictures of an interesting bottle that I dug in St. Louis. I dug this large flint glass pictured hair bottle from a pontiled era privy. It is a large bottle 8 1/2″ tall and 4″ … Continue reading
Posted in Cologne, Ephemera, Hair Tonics, History, Mineral Water, Perfume, Pot Lids, Soda Water, Tax Stamps
Tagged Eugene Roussel, Hair, Hall and Ruckel, perfume, Philadelphia, Robert O. Kilduffe, soap, X. Bazin & Co., Xavier Bazin
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I was a very close friend of Tommy Mitchiner
I was a very close friend of Tommy Mitchiner 30 August 2013 | By Mike Newman I was a very close friend of Tommy Mitchiner, as our relationship went back 32 years. I was just a newlywed with no money … Continue reading
Posted in Collectors & Collections, Digging and Finding, News, Soda Water
Tagged Digging, Mike Newman, Savannah, Tommy Mitchiner
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Prindle’s Texas Tonic Bitters – Constantly on Draught at The Gem Saloon
Prindle’s Texas Tonic Bitters Constantly on Draught at The Gem Saloon I want to be a Texan, And with the Texans stand, A spur upon our boot heel – Prindle’s Bitters in our hand! Ferdinand Meyer V & Jame Viguerie … Continue reading
Texas Tonic Bitters, prepared by Dr. G. A. Foote
Texas Tonic Bitters prepared by Dr. G. A. Foote McKinney, Texas 30 August 2013 | Ferdinand Meyer V & James Viguerie Mr. H. C. HERNDON, of the firm of FOOTE & HERNDON, druggists of this place, has presented us with … Continue reading
G. A. B. – Dr. Nauman’s German Army Bitters, San Francisco
G. A. B. – Dr. Nauman’s German Army Bitters San Francisco “Lightning Strikes Twice” 30 August 2013 | Ferdinand Meyer V If you read below, I’m going to repeat a phrase I used yesterday to describe the situation when I … Continue reading
The unlisted German Army Bitters – Ironton, Ohio
The unlisted German Army Bitters Ironton, Ohio Ferdinand Meyer V & Gary Beatty 29 August 2013 (R•040919) It is not often nowadays to come across an unlisted bitters. It does happen and it is somewhat akin, I suppose, to finding … Continue reading
Posted in Bitters, Digging and Finding, Druggist & Drugstore, History, Medicines & Cures
Tagged D. C. Davies, Davies & Co., Dr. Nauman's Celebrated German Army Bitters, Gary Beatty, German Army Bitters, Hanging Rock, Iron Railway, Ironton, Lawrence County, ohio, Ohio River, pig iron, San Francisco, Shorty, Thos. C. Davies
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On the shelves of the Corning Museum of Glass
On the shelves of the Corning Museum of Glass 29 August 2013 | Noel Tomas Ferdinand – On the shelves of the Corning Museum of Glass, these rarities sit among many other bottles on the various shelves in the “Study Room.” – Noel … Continue reading
More on the Harrison Campaign Historical Flask Scam
More on the Harrison Campaign Historical Flask Scam 28 August 2013 Ferd, saw your posting on Peachridge on scams. Thought you’d like to see my version of the Harrison campaign flask, this from late July. I had a ‘wanted’ posting on … Continue reading
Posted in Historical Flasks, News, Scams & Frauds
Tagged Campaign, Flask, Harrison, Mike Stephano, svam, Velma, Velma Craft
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Humboldt’s German Bitters – Stephen Deschauer – Chicago, Illinois
HUMBOLDT’S GERMAN BITTERS Stephen Deschauer – Chicago, Illinois 27 August 2013 (New photographs added 03 September 2013) It must be Octoberfest in August this year because I keep stumbling on extremely rare or unlisted German bitters bottles. My first encounter … Continue reading
Posted in Bitters, Digging and Finding, Druggist & Drugstore, History, Questions
Tagged Austria, bitters, chicago, Deschauer, Deschauer Bothers, German, Henry Seip, Humboldt, Humboldt's, Ilinois, Joseph Deschauer, Lake Zurich, Mark Newton, Sebastian Deschauer, Seth Paine, Stephen Deschauer
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