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Author Archives: Ferdinand Meyer V
Drake’s Plantation Bitters and other Reproductions out in the market
They are excellent repros and would easily pass to the unsuspecting as original bottles. The dealer had 10 or 15 of each type. And, guess the price of each… only $24.00. REPRODUCTION ALERT Ferdinand, I was very interested in your … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Bitters, Figural Bottles, News, Pickle Jars, Questions, Reproductions
Tagged Cathedral, Dog River Glass Company, Drake's Plantation Bitters, Pickle, reproduction, Terry Ludlow
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43rd Annual Atlanta Bottle Show & Sale Article
Ferd, this was in the Atlanta Journal this morning. Thanks Jack (Hewitt) 08 June 2013 (Saturday) Atlanta, Georgia – 43rd Atlanta Antique Bottle Show & Sale, Smyrna Community Center, 200 Village Green Circle, Smyrna, Georgia, 30080, Saturday, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, Early admission … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Article Publications, Bottle Shows, Club News, News
Tagged atlanta, Atlanta Journal Constitution, Georgia, Jack Hewitt, John Joiner
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Bennet’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters – San Francisco
Bennet’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters San Francisco A number of us were watching the western Bennet’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters from San Francisco that closed on ebay the other day. This is a wonderful bottle and I am sure the new owner … Continue reading
Posted in Bitters, Cordial, eBay, History, Liquor Merchant
Tagged Belfast, Bennet's Celebrated Stomach Bitters, Bennet's Wild Cherry Stomach Bitters, california, Chenery, Eric McGuire, Henry W. Bennet, Joseph N. Souther, Maine, Mount Rose, Pacific Glass Works, Richard Chenery, sacramento, San Francisco, Western, William G. Crosby
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Young Children in Antique Trade Card Advertising
Young Children in Antique Trade Card Advertising 06 June 2013 I really get a kick out of looking at the art on vintage advertising trade cards. Recently I spotted this odd looking little fellow with reading glasses below that really gave … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Art & Architecture, Bitters, Ephemera, Humor - Lighter Side, Trade Cards
Tagged A.B. Chase Piano, advertising, American Stomach Bitters, Burdock Blood Bitters, Clark's, Colgate, DeLand & Co., Hires Rootbeer, Horsford, Indian Wine Bitters, J.J. Foster Clothiers, Mishler's Bitters, Quaker Bitters, Scotch Oats, Trade Cards, W. Duke Sons
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Look at Cody’s new Scroll Flask
Look at Cody’s New Scroll Flask Hi Ferdinand, Cody Zeleny here, just wanted to share a unique flask I acquired. I believe the flask to be a GIX-14, but as you can see, has quite an odd feature. The lip … Continue reading
Posted in Collectors & Collections, Display, Flasks, Historical Flasks
Tagged Cody Zeleny, Flask, GIX-14, photography, Scroll, shelves
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Fleury’s Wa-Hoo Tonic and the Mad Chinaman
Fleury’s Wa-Hoo Tonic and the Mad Chinaman I do not know what would possess a merchant or doctor to opt for putting a mean Oriental midget, chop sticks, a rat and a cat eating a rat on any advertising to … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Druggist & Drugstore, Ephemera, Liquor Merchant, Medicines & Cures, Remedy, Tonics, Trade Cards
Tagged Annie M. Herndon, Chinaman, DuFay's Magic Fluids, Fleury, Fleury Medicine Company, Fleury's Tasteless Cascarine, Frank Fleury, illinois, Indian Herbs of Joy, M.D., Meadville, Pennsylvania, Springfield, Wa-Hoo Tonic
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Francis Newbery & Sons Brain Salt – London
Francis Newbery & Sons, London Cruising around the Internet and world wide web, I jump across the pond today to look at F. Newbery & Sons Brain Salt from London. Yes you heard me right, Brain Salt. Certain words do not … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Druggist & Drugstore, History, Medicines & Cures, Salt
Tagged Arthur Le Blanc Newbery, Brain Salt, Cambridge, Colonel John Newberry, Dr. Jame’s Fever Powder, Francis Newbery, Francis Newbery & Sons, Hooper’s Pills, John Newbery, Lionel Newbery, London, Sidney-Sussex College
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P. Guillaume’s Mineral Water Bottle Mystery
P. GUILLAUME’S MINERAL WATER POPE VALLEY, NAPA CO. CAL. Here is a puzzler for the Western collectors. I bet someone out there can provide information on this bottle. This is when I miss ole’ Michael Dolcini the most. [e-mail #1] … Continue reading
Carter’s Liver Bitters and Carter’s Little Liver Pills
Carter’s Liver Bitters and Carter’s Little Liver Pills 02 June 2013 C 67 CARTER’S LIVER BITTERS, Circa 1873 – 1899 CARTER’S / LIVER BITTERS / C. M. CO. NEW YORK // c // // b // WT&CO / 1 8 … Continue reading
Dr. Meyer, Echinacea and his Meyer’s Blood Purifier
A quack doctor at a fair – Library of Congress Ferdinand, I am hoping you could help me track down an antique bottle of Dr. Meyer’s Blood Purifier Syrup manufactured in 1880 to around 1910. I was made in Pawnee … Continue reading
Posted in History, Medicines & Cures, Questions, Remedy, Scams & Frauds
Tagged American Medical Association, Asteraceae, coneflower, Dr. John King, Dr. John Uri Lloyd, Dr. Meyer, Echinacea, Gerhard Madaus, German, H. C. F. Meyer, Kansas Snakeroot, Meyer's Blood Purifier, nebraska, Pawnee, rattlesnake, Sioux, snake, snake oil
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