Category Archives: Perfume

Loranger Globe Bitters – What is your Story?

Posted on 25 September 2018 by Ferdinand Meyer V

A. Loranger Globe Bitters – What is your Story? 25 September 2018 (R•092618) (R•092718) (R•100518) I received an email and pictures this morning from John Throop. “Hi Ferd – was happy to find this Loranger Globe Bitters jug on eBay … Continue reading →

Posted in Bitters, Druggist & Drugstore, eBay, History, Liquor Merchant, Medicines & Cures, Perfume, Questions, Scents, Stoneware | Tagged Amos, Arthur, baking powder, Bay City, chemist, Detroit, Druggist & Drugstore, fire, flavoring extracts, Flemington, Fred C. Loranger, Fulper, glaze, Grayling, grocer, insolvent, Jack Sullivan, John Throop, jug, Laboratory, Larry Throop, Loranger, Michigan, New Brighton, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, perfumes, question, Sherwood Brothers, Steve Ketcham, stoneware, zinc | Leave a comment

An unlisted Russell’s Alterative and Tonic Bitters

Posted on 18 April 2014 by Ferdinand Meyer V

An unlisted Russell’s Alterative and Tonic Bitters 18 April 2014 (R•041914) (R•040819) You may have remembered the 1836 Russell’s Stomach Bitters post from Vermont the other day. Bitters trade card authority Joe Gourd, saw the post and went looking in his … Continue reading →

Posted in Advertising, Apothecary, Bitters, Collectors & Collections, Druggist & Drugstore, Ephemera, Hair Tonics, History, Medicines & Cures, Perfume, Questions, Tonics, Trade Cards | Tagged alterative, Apothecary, bitters, Bradford Allen, Brandon DeWolfe, card, Castanaine, Druggist & Drugstore, E. S. Russell, Elias, George Waddy, Hair, Joe Gourd, Nashua, New Hampshire, Russell, Russell's, Smith, Tonic, trade, Whittemore | Leave a comment

Looking at Austen’s Forest Flower Cologne Ephemera

Posted on 11 January 2014 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Looking at Austen’s Forest Flower Cologne Ephemera 11 January 2014 While working on the post yesterday for the King’s Liver and Kidney Bitters, based on the below trade card from Joe Gourd, I said I would circle back and look at … Continue reading →

Posted in Advertising, Bitters, Cologne, Druggist & Drugstore, Ephemera, History, Perfume, Scents | Tagged Austen, bitters, card, cologne, ephemera, flower, Forest, Gourd, Kingsford, New York, Oswego, perfume, trade, Valkenburgh | Leave a comment

Why White? or How the %$#@! did you choose that Category?

Posted on 13 December 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Why White? or How the %$#@! did you choose that Category? Part 2 – Medicine Types: The Katzen Milk Glass Collection Read Part 1: Gary Katzen Milk Glass Collection by Gary Katzen Bottle Photography by Jesse Sailer 13 December 2013 (R•122813) … Continue reading →

Posted in Apothecary, Article Publications, Bitters, Collectors & Collections, Color Runs, Druggist & Drugstore, Hair Tonics, History, Medicines & Cures, Milk Glass, Perfume | Tagged Baltimore, Benly, bitters, Bradford, British, Burger, Clark, Enameline, Gardner, Gary, Germania, Glass, Haddonfield, Harvey, Katzen, Kobolo, Laird, Magen, Milk, Mykrantz, New Jersey, Oreste, Reed, Sailor, Shisler, Sinanide, Tricopherous, Urben, White | Leave a comment

Julius Falke’s Manual for Barbers and Hair-Dressers

Posted on 10 December 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

J. Falke’s Manual for Barbers, Hair-Dressers, Dyers and Druggists Manufacturer’s of St. Jacob’s Bitters 10 December 2013 (R•060719) Thanks to Joe Gourd for the Against Prohibition trade card post yesterday. On the reverse of one of the trade cards was some information on J. … Continue reading →

Posted in Advertising, Bitters, Druggist & Drugstore, Ephemera, Hair Tonics, History, Medicines & Cures, Perfume | Tagged Barber's, bitters, Dressers, Druggist & Drugstore, Dyers, Falke, Gourd, Gustavus, Hair, Hall, Heidel, Julius, Medicine, Missouri, perfumery, Recipe, St. Jacob's, St. Louis | Leave a comment

Looking at the Heckler Auction 106 Colognes

Posted on 7 November 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Looking at the Heckler Auction 106 Colognes 7 November 2013 Norman Heckler has a wonderful assortment of gorgeous colognes in their current Premier Absentee Auction 106. The colognes are figural monuments, paneled and fancy examples from the Ralph Finch Collection. … Continue reading →

Posted in Auction News, Collectors & Collections, Cologne, Figural Bottles, Glass Companies & Works, Perfume | Tagged auction, Boston, cologne, D. Mitchell, fancy, Figural, Heckler, Massachusetts, monument, paneled, Ralph Finch, Sandwich, Stuart Elman | Leave a comment

Dakota Bitters – Bismarck, Dakota

Posted on 19 October 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Dakota Bitters Bismarck, Dakota 19 October 2013 I came across these two obscure small advertisements below in the Bismarck (Dakota) Tribune in 1877 noting a celebrated Dakota Bitters being sold by Dyer & Byrne at the Firemens Exchange (late 7th Cavalry Saloon) … Continue reading →

Posted in Advertising, Bitters, Druggist & Drugstore, History, Liquor Merchant, Perfume | Tagged 7th Cavalry Saloon, Bismarck, C. A. Mann & Co., Calvin A. Mann, Dakota, Dentine, Dyer & Byrne, Firemens Exchange, Henry Tucker, Isaac Dyer, Minneapolis, Minnesota, P. H. Byrne | Leave a comment

Dr. Wynkoop’s Sarsaparilla – New York

Posted on 7 October 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

DR. WYNKOOP’S SARSAPARILLA New York Dr. Wynkoop’s Katharismic Honduras Sarsaparilla Wynkoop’s Tonic Mixture Warranted to Cure Fever and Ague Wynkoop’s Iceland Pectoral Lyon’s Kathairon 07 October 2013 (R•031619) With the recent posts on the New York ‘big bottle’ sasparallia’s (Masury’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Advertising, Collectors & Collections, Hair Tonics, History, Medicines & Cures, Perfume, Questions, Sarsaparilla, Tonics | Tagged Albany, Dr. Richard Cannon, Heath, Henry Heath, Honduras, Katharismic, New York, perfume, Robert Dunbar Wyncoop, Sarsaparilla, Wynkoop, Wynkoop & Co. | 1 Comment

Xavier Bazin, Steam Fancy Soap Works and Perfumery

Posted on 30 August 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Hello Ferdinand: Have enclosed some pictures of an interesting bottle that I dug in St. Louis. I dug this large flint glass pictured hair bottle from a pontiled era privy. It is a large bottle 8 1/2″ tall and 4″ … Continue reading →