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Author Archives: Ferdinand Meyer V
Lash’s Pineapple-Ade Delicious & Refreshing
Lash’s Pineapple-Ade Delicious & Refreshing 20 July 2014 I suppose it would be nice to report that I picked up a super nice bitters at the Houston Antique Bottle Show yesterday but I did not. I ended up playing with … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Bottle Shows, Juice and Ades, Soft Drinks
Tagged ade, bitters, chicago, dispenser, Houston, Lash's, Lemon, New York, Orange, Pineapple, San Francisco
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Corn n’ Fish at the 2014 Houston Antique Bottle Show
Corn n’ Fish at the 2014 Houston Antique Bottle Show 19 July 2014 Read from 2012: I brought a few of my Drakes to the Houston Show Read from 2013: Houston 2013 Antique Bottle Show – Showing Off Some of you may … Continue reading
Posted in Bitters, Bottle Shows, Collectors & Collections, Display, Figural Bottles
Tagged corn, display, Figural, fish, Houston, light, Rohrer
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Electric Bitters and Electrified Ginger Ale: Were they really “zapped” or was it just more quackery?
Electric Bitters and Electrified Ginger Ale: Were they really “zapped” or was it just more quackery? by Ken Previtali 16 July 2014 Reading the most recent Electric Bitters post on PRG got me thinking about this “zapping” thing. With the … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Article Publications, Bitters, Ginger Ale, History, Medicines & Cures, Mineral Water, Soda Bottles, Soft Drinks, Technology
Tagged Ale, bitters, current, Electric, electrified, Ginger, lightening, Mohawk, Nikolas Tesla, ozone, Pittsfield, Quackery, Von Siemens, zapped
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Genuine Black Walnut Bitters
Genuine Black Walnut Bitters Should it be a “B” or “G” Listing 15 July 2014 Bill Ham tipped me off to a super rare, Black Walnut Bitters on ebay (see listing) and said, “This is listed as G14 in Bitters Bottles, crazy place … Continue reading
Posted in Auction News, Bitters, History, Liquor Merchant, Spirits, Whiskey
Tagged August Graf, bitters, Black, Distiller, Genuine, liquor, Mussouri, St. Louis, walnut, wholesale
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A Quite Different Un-embossed Drakes
A Quite Different Un-embossed Drakes 14 July 2014 I always like receiving e-mails about bottles, especially with great pictures. Here we go with a nice communication from Chris Eib about an unusual un-embossed Drakes Plantation Bitters (top right) and a Duncan … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Bitters, Collectors & Collections, Figural Bottles, Questions
Tagged Bill Heatley, bitters, chamfered, Chris Eib, Crown, Drakes, Duncan, Edwards, logs, pontiled, unembossed
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Jackson’s Aromatic Life Bitters
Jackson’s Aromatic Life Bitters 10 July 2014 (R•090918) Earlier today, I put up a post on the (Thuringer) Aromatic Stomach Bitters. It got me thinking of the great, Jackson’s Aromatic Life Bitters. Somewhat similar, I though I would sequence them up and … Continue reading
The pontiled Thuringer Aromatic Stomach Bitters
The pontiled Thuringer Aromatic Stomach Bitters 10 July 2014 I have this lonely Aromatic Stomach Bitters on my shelf that I know virtually nothing about. It is also embossed “Thuringer” and “Edwd. Brehm” on two other panels. It’s an old one … Continue reading
Posted in Bitters, Collectors & Collections, History, Questions
Tagged Aromatic, bitters, Brian Wolff, Deward, Edward, Germany, Jersey City, John Watson, Marianne Dow, New Jersey, New York, Saxony, Staten Island, Stomach, Thuringer, whalebone
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Syracuse Springs collection
Syracuse Springs collection 08 July 2014 Good Evening Ferd, I thoroughly enjoy Peachridge and thought you might want to post some pictures of my Syracuse Springs collection. I have 24 different examples (seven quarts, four half-pints, and thirteen pints). I … Continue reading
Posted in Collectors & Collections, Color Runs, Display, Mineral Water
Tagged collection, Color, Kantor, Mineral, New York, Springs, Syracuse, water
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Jenkins’ Stomach Bitters crosses my airwaves
Jenkins’ Stomach Bitters crosses my airwaves 08 July 2014 I like this retro Schlitz Beer advertisement of an amateur radio operator. My father used to be a Ham radio operator. I remember his odd equipment with all these illuminated dials … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Bitters, Druggist & Drugstore, History, Medicines & Cures
Tagged Adam Doughty, bitters, Brian Shultis, Druggist & Drugstore, Ham, Jenkins, Nashville, operator, radio, Schlitz, Stomach, Tennessee
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