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Author Archives: Ferdinand Meyer V
FOHBC 2015 Chattanooga National Logo Design
FOHBC 2015 Chattanooga National Logo Design 19 May 2014 “Choo-Choo to Chattanooga” will be our catch phrase for the FOHBC 2015 National Antique Bottle Show in Chattanooga, Tennessee hosted locally by veteran show chairs, Jack Hewitt and John Joiner. Yes, it … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Advice, Art & Architecture, Bottle Shows, Civil War, Club News, FOHBC News, History, News
Tagged art, bottles, Chattanooga, Choo-Choo, Glenn Miller, Jack Hewitt, John Joiner, light, Logo, neon, sign, Southern, station, tender, Tennessee, Terminal, train
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The California Herb Bitters from Pittsburgh
The California Herb Bitters from Pittsburgh 18 May 2014 (R•052514) (R•090216) (R•111018) Here is an extremely rare, bitters square with a phenomenal form and name. When I say rare, I mean like “only known example”. The California Herb Bitters is from Pittsburgh and has G. W. … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Auction News, Bitters, History, Liquor Merchant, Medicines & Cures, Questions
Tagged bitters, california, Cleveland, Dierker & Speck, ferdinand meyer, G. W. Frazier, George H. Dierker, Herb, J. J. Speck & Co., Jacob J. Speck, John Feldmann, liquor, méchant, Medicine, Morrow, ohio, Patent, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Root
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Ezekial Porter Eastman and his Yellow Dock Bitters
Ezekial Porter Eastman and his Yellow Dock Bitters It came as no surprise – to his sisters – that Ezekiel also decided to bottle a medicine made of yellow dock root. He arranged to have the bitters manufactured by Joseph P. … Continue reading
Posted in Auction News, Bottles and Extras, History, Medicines & Cures
Tagged Andrew V. Rapoza, bitters, dock, Ezekial Porter Eastman, J.B. Hill, Lynn, Massachusetts, yellow
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The sexy, aqua and tall Hierapicra Bitters
The sexy, aqua and tall Hierapicra Bitters 16 May 2014 The country around Sonora is largely whitewashed with a strange medley of medicinal recipes – all no doubt very good in their sway, but it cannot be said that the … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Auction News, Bitters, History, Medicines & Cures
Tagged auction, bitters, california, Gardner, Heckler, Hierapicra, MacKenzie, Rick Simi, San Francisco, Walter Gore Marshall, Yosemite
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New Sponsorship Opportunity at Lexington
New Sponsorship Opportunity at Lexington 13 May 2014 A New Sponsorship Opportunity! The FOHBC 2014 National Antique Bottle Show in Lexington, Kentucky is introducing Aisle Floor Stickers. For only $75, lead visitors to your table, promote your service or tout … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Art & Architecture, Bottle Shows, Club News, FOHBC News
Tagged art, Lexington, Logo, marketing, sponsorship, sticker
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The Wiggs Brothers and their Fabulous Figural Cabin Bottle
The Wiggs Brothers and their fabulous figural cabin bottle 10 May 2014 As you might imagine, I have quite a few bitters in my collection, many being quite rare. It has gotten to the point that when I see a picture … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Bitters, Civil War, Druggist & Drugstore, Figural Bottles, Hair Tonics, History, Medicines & Cures, Questions
Tagged Brothers, cabin, Civil, drug, Druggist & Drugstore, Figural, James Alpheus Wiggs, John Joseph Wiggs, Jonathan S. Wiggs, Main, Memphis, Piety Hester Fowler, Tennessee, Tom Phillips, W. H. Pickett, war, Wiggs, William B. Wiggs, William. J. Fowler
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An extremely rare Eclipse Bitters from Louisville, Kentucky
An extremely rare Eclipse Bitters from Louisville, Kentucky Stewart & Kiel – Sole Proprietors 05 May 2014 (R•052815) A large number of Cincinnatians, in view of the fact that the eclipse didn’t consider their suburb of sufficient importance to go … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Apothecary, Bitters, Bourbon, Collectors & Collections, eBay, History, Medicines & Cures, Questions, Trade Cards
Tagged bitters, Bourbon, Charles D. Greer, Druggist & Drugstore, eclipse, George S. Stewart, Greer, Gustavus Kiel, Jeff Noordsy, Joe Gourd, Kentucky, Kiel, liquor, Louisville, Miller Stewart, Newton, Saloon, Stewart
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