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Category Archives: Bottling Works
Could a mundane bottle of wine-flavored ginger ale be a descendent of a winery established in 1835?
Could a mundane bottle of wine-flavored ginger ale be a descendent of a winery established in 1835? 24 June 2014 by Ken Previtali Two earlier PRG posts, one on Bininger’s Knickerbocker Wine Bitters and another more recently, on California Wine … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Ales & Ciders, Bottling Works, Collectors & Collections, eBay, Ephemera, Ginger Ale, History, Postage, Questions, Soda Bottles, Soft Drinks, Wine & Champagne
Tagged Ale, Brooklyn, Dare, FDR, Garrett, Ginger, Grape, label, Medoc, mother, mundane, New York, Previtali, Prohibition, Scuppernong, Verrazano, vine, vineyard, Virginia, Wine, winery
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The Swan Bitters from Meadville, Pennsylvania
The Swan Bitters from Meadville, Pennsylvania 17 March 2014 Glass Works Auctions, in their “Winter be Gone” Auction 101 that ends this evening, has an interesting bitters square that I have not seen before. The Swan Bitters seems to have … Continue reading
Posted in Auction News, Bitters, Bottles and Extras, Bottling Works, History, Liquor Merchant
Tagged Allegheny, Atkinson, banker, bitters, Brothers, Burgess, Crawford, Custaloga, DeMaison, grocer, James, John, liquor, McFarland, Mead, Meadville, merchant, Pennsylvania, Salome, Scotland, swan
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A. Vogeler & Company, Baltimore, Md. – March 1881 Scientific American Illustrations
A. Vogeler & Company, Baltimore, Md. March 1881 Scientific American Illustrations AMERICAN INDUSTRIES – No. 68 PROPRIETARY SPECIALTIES 13 January 2014 Yesterday, while working on the post for the wholesale druggist, A. C. Meyer & Company in Baltimore, Maryland, I … Continue reading
Thomas Pepper’s Sons – Pepper’s Laxative Stomach Bitters
Thomas Pepper’s Sons Pepper’s Laxative Stomach Bitters Ashland, Pennsylvania 21 November 2013 Perched on ebay is this nice example of a labeled, Pepper’s Laxative Stomach Bitters. The grand description says “Mint* Pepper’s Laxative Stomach Bitters”. Still a great example and fun … Continue reading
Posted in Bitters, Bottling Works, eBay, History, Liquor Merchant, Medicines & Cures, Spirits, Whiskey
Tagged all, Ashland, John Throop, Laxative, liquor, Pennsylvania, pepper, Pepper's Thomas, Pottsville, Red Cross, Schuylkill
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Houston Ice and Brewing Co. – Magnolia Brewery
Houston Ice and Brewing Co. Magnolia Brewery 10 November 2013 The first time I can find Hugh Hamilton and the roots of the Houston Ice and Brewing Company is an 1887-88 listing within the Houston City Directory. He is located … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Ales & Ciders, Art & Architecture, Bottling Works, Breweriana, History
Tagged Bertrand Adoue, Bone-dry, Brewery, Brewing, crystal, Eugene Heiner, factory, Houston, Hugh Hamilton, Hyman Prince, ice, Magnolia, texas
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Looking at The Christian Moerlein Brewing Company Graphics
Looking at The Christian Moerlein Brewing Company Graphics CINCINNATI, OHIO 9 November 2013 I am always on the lookout for well designed graphics, advertising and signage related to historical bottles and brands that we collect. This morning I came across … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Art & Architecture, Bottling Works, Breweriana, History, Tax Stamps
Tagged Bavaria, Bavarian, Brewing, Christian, Cincinnati, German, Moerlein, ohio, Saloon, Truppach
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The Diamond Ginger Ale Bottle House
The Diamond Ginger Ale Bottle House 27 October 2013 F., Enjoyed the post on upcoming article in Bottles and Extras on Tonopah, Nevada bottle dig. Tonopah rang a bell and sure enough, it was a postcard of a house … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Art & Architecture, Bottling Works, Folk Art, Ginger Ale, Mineral Water
Tagged Althea Spring, Bottle, Connecticut, diamond, Ginger Ale, house, Ken Previtali, Nevada, Tonopah, Waterbury
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They call him Mr. Bourbon…
They call him Mr. Bourbon… 18 October 2013 I am pleased to announce that Michael R. Veach (Mr. Bourbon – pictured above) will be the keynote speaker at the FOHBC 2014 National Antique Bottle Show in Lexington, Kentucky. Keeping in mind … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Article Publications, Bottle Shows, Bottling Works, Bourbon, Club News, FOHBC News, History, Museums, News, Spirits, Whiskey
Tagged Bourbon, Filson, fohbc, Kentucky, Lexington, Michael R. Veach
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Did N. A. Binks make an Alpine Bitters too?
I wonder if the Alpine Bitters is the labeled bottle and the larger cylinder bottles are Fairmont and Clutch Rye? Could that be N.A. Bink with the tie? What about that Sheriff? Did N. A. Binks make an Alpine Bitters … Continue reading
Posted in Bitters, Bottling Works, Breweriana, Cola, History, Liquor Merchant, Questions, Spirits
Tagged Alpine, Belgium, Bill Ham, bitters, City Bottling, Coca-Cola, Decanter, Dispensing, Escanaba, Fredonia, Germany, Herb, Mary Bink, Michael Bink, Michigan, N.A. Bink, Nicholas A. Bink, Rye, Saloon, tray, Victorian, Wisconsin
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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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