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Category Archives: Historical Flasks
The 1948 Prince Cantacuzène Collection of Early American Bottles and Flasks
The 1948 Prince Cantacuzène Collection of Early American Bottles and Flasks 28 December 2018 Chris Hartz sent me and some fellow collectors the following email regarding the 1948 Prince Mikhail Cantacuzène (pictured above) collection of early American bottles and flasks. … Continue reading
The Bust of Columbia Liberty Cap Eagle Historical Flask
The Bust of Columbia Liberty Cap Eagle Historical Flask 22 February 2016 (R•022416) (R•031416) Just when you wonder when the long drought and absence of killer bottles will end, up comes this off-the-chart great Bust of Columbia with Liberty Cap – American Eagle … Continue reading
Posted in Article Publications, Auction News, Currency, Early American Glass, Flasks, Historical Flasks, History, Questions, Revolutionary War
Tagged auction, Bust, cap, coin, Columbia, Corning, dime, Eagle, flag, Flask, Glass, Historical, Kensington, Kevin A. Sives, Liberty, McKearin, Philadelphia, pint, Union, Works
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A Rarity in Connecticut Glass
A Rarity in Connecticut Glass 30 September 2015 Incoming e-mail and pictures of a killer Sheaf of Wheat – “Westford Glass Co” Pictorial Flask, Westford Glass Works, Westford, Connecticut, 1860-1872. Photographs are so nice! Just a reminder, that we are open to all … Continue reading
Posted in Collectors & Collections, Early American Glass, Historical Flasks, News
Tagged Connecticut, Cynthia Russo, Douglas Gagne, Glass, Mark Vuono, photography, rarity, sheaf, Westford, Wheat, Works
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I recently picked up a Summer/Winter GX-15 Pontil Pint Aquamarine Flask
I recently picked up a Summer/Winter GX-15 Pontil Pint Aquamarine Flask 12 February 2015 It seemed like a nice day to do a post on a Summer Winter flask and put the Winter side on the top of the page. … Continue reading
Posted in Glass Companies & Works, Glass Makers, Historical Flasks, Questions
Tagged Abel Da Silva, aquamarine, Dyottville, Flask, GX-15, Historical, Howell, McKearin, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, pint, Smith, summer, Taylor, Twitchell, Washington, winter
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Digging News from St. Joe
Digging News from St. Joe 29 November 2014 Nice to get some digging news from St. Joseph, Missouri. I went to college in Kansas City, Missouri and I remember St. Joe being north. In business I am aware of St. Joe … Continue reading
Posted in Bitters, Digging and Finding, Historical Flasks, Liquor Merchant, News, Whiskey
Tagged bricks, Digging, E.H. Taylor, grocer, Kerr, Missouri, Moser, nebraska, Ogden, Rulo, Smith, snow, St. Joseph, Turkey
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My “Fall” grouping of 1/2 pint Union Clasped Hands
My “Fall” grouping of 1/2 pint Union Clasped Hands 26 September 2014 As I returned to Houston yesterday, I noticed the temperature was a good 15 degrees cooler than when I left earlier in the week. Here at Peach Ridge … Continue reading
Posted in Bottle Shows, Club News, Collectors & Collections, Color Runs, Flasks, Historical Flasks, Photography
Tagged Andrew Vuono, Clasped, flash, Hands, Historical, Jim Bender, Mark Vuono, Matt Lacy, ohio, pint, Richfield, Troy Scafuro, Union
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2014 Lexington National | FOHBC “Run for the Roses” Bottle Competition Event
2014 Lexington National | FOHBC Run for the Roses Bottle Competition Event 08 August 2014 The next group of pictures come from the “Run for the Roses” bottle competition event at the Lexington National. Participants were prompted to bring and enter their favorite Wax … Continue reading
Posted in Bottle Shows, Club News, Collectors & Collections, Decanter, Display, Flasks, FOHBC News, Fruit Jars, Historical Flasks, News, Photography
Tagged Bottle, Cable, competition, Decanter, Flask, Fruit, jar, judging, Kentucky, Lexington, Midwest, national, roses, run, Scroll
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The Bust of Lafayette – Coventry Glass Works Mold
The Bust of Lafayette – Coventry Glass Works Mold Mold Section Found in the River in Mansfield, Connecticut 28 May 2014 John Pastors, American Glass Gallery Auction #12 ends this evening and I sit here watching a few items of … Continue reading
Posted in Auction News, Early American Glass, Flasks, Glass Companies & Works, Glass Makers, Historical Flasks, History
Tagged auction, Connecticutt, Corning, Coventry, Flask, GI-85A, Gladys W. Richards, Glass, Historical, Jane Shadel Spillman, John Pastor, Lafayette, Mansfield, mold, Paul C. Richards, section, Stebbins, Works
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