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Category Archives: History
Labeled Calabash Bitters from Ogdensburg, New York
C a l a b a s h B i t t e r s Ogdensburg, New York Labeled Calabash Bitters from Ogdensburg, New York 10 June 2013 (R•053014) Over at Bottle Collectors on facebook (celebrating 700 plus members) … Continue reading
Posted in Bitters, Collectors & Collections, History, Medicines & Cures, Questions
Tagged Calabash Bitters, Calabash Bitters Company, George Hall, Henry F. James, James Marvin Wells, Milton Wrobleski posts "Has anyone heard of Calabash Bitters?. That prompts three quick questions i, New York, Nicholas Wrobleski, Noel Tomas, Ogdensburg
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Augauer Bitters and the Gauer Family – Chicago
AUGAUER BITTERS – CHICAGO John H. Gauer – Michael P. Gauer – Nicholas J. Gauer 09 June 2013 (R•020914) (R•110815) (R•013117) (R•062219) You can always spot an eBay picture (above) from George Waddy (bottleski). In this case it was an … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Bitters, eBay, Ephemera, History, Liquor Merchant
Tagged Augauer Bitters, Augauer Bitters Company, Augauer Vital drops, Augustin Gauer, chicago, Dr. Rusell's Pepsin Calisaya-Bitters, Dr. Russell Medicine Co., George Waddy, illinois, Jack Klotz, Jeff Burkhardt, Johann Heronomus Gauer, John H. Gauer, Michael P. Gauer, Michael Paul Gauer, Nicholas J. Gauer, Nicholas John Jr. Gauer, Pepsin Calisaya Bitters, Vital Drops
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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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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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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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Gary Katzen Milk Glass Collection
Gary Katzen Milk Glass Collection 30 May 2013 Read Part 2: Why White? or How the %$#@! did you choose that Category? I first met Gary Katzen online, a year ago June when he sent me some incredible pictures of milk … Continue reading
Posted in Bottle Shows, Collectors & Collections, Cologne, Depression Glass, Display, Figural Bottles, History, Milk Glass
Tagged Baltimore Bottle Show, Bunker Hill Monument, cologne, Dancing Indian, fin de siecle, Gary Katzen, Katzen, lion, Lion cologne, Milk Glass, opal glass, opaque, Sandwich, Stanger Glass Works, translucent
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Quite a lineup of Railroad Flasks
The McKearin Historical Flask Group V – Railroad Flasks Ferdinand, Got close to 60 of the railroad flasks on my new shelves now. With over 125 of them, hard to figure how I am going to display/setup. My wife is … Continue reading
Posted in Collectors & Collections, Color Runs, Display, Early American Glass, Flasks, Historical Flasks, History, News, Photography, Technology
Tagged Baltimore & Ohio, cart, display, Flask, horse, Maine, Mike, photography, Railroad, shelves, success
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What are all these Wormwood Bitters?
WORMWOOD – Artemisia absinthium 28 May 2013 I was tracking down some Turner Brothers information when I was directed to a full page Turner Brothers advertisement in the 1856 San Francisco City Directory and the half-page, blue, McMillan & Kester advertisement in a later 1871 … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Bitters, Cordial, History, Liquor Merchant, Medicines & Cures, Questions
Tagged Absinthe, absinthium, Artemisia, Boston, Calvin A. Richards, I. D. Richards & Sons, Isaiah D. Richards, McMillan & Kester, Pure Wormwood Bitters, San Francisco, Spice and Wormwood Bitters, Turner Brothers, Vermouth, Walter D. Richards, Wormwood Cordial, Wormwood. bitters
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Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps – Udolpho Wolfe
AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS UDOLPHO WOLFE 26 May 2013 I have to admit, many times when I write something about a brand or bottle is not because I know something, it is because I want to learn more and I am … Continue reading
Posted in Bottling Works, Collectors & Collections, Color Runs, Gin, History, Liquor Merchant, Medicines & Cures, Questions, Schnapps, Spirits
Tagged Aromatic, Benjamin Wolfe, David H. Burke, German, Gin, Holland, jenever, Netherlands, New York, Revolutionary War, Schiedam, Schnapps, Tom Doligale, Udolpho Wolfe, Udolpho Wolfe Co.
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