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Tag Archives: Pittsburgh
With and without the words Monopole Bitters
With and without the words Monopole Bitters Herman Toser Co. – Milwaukee & William Frank & Sons – Pittsburgh 24 December 2014 [Christmas Eve] Frank Wicker with BottlePickers scored himself an early Christmas present when he picked up a en-embossed Monopole Bitters. … Continue reading
Posted in Article Publications, Bitters, Collectors & Collections, Digging and Finding, Display, Glass Makers, History, Liquor Merchant, Spirits
Tagged bitters, brand, embossed, Feldmann, Frank, Herman, Meyer, milwaukee, Monopole, Moody, Pittsburgh, Sullivan, Toser, unembossed, Wiliam, Wisconsin
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The California Herb Bitters from Pittsburgh
The California Herb Bitters from Pittsburgh 18 May 2014 (R•052514) (R•090216) (R•111018) Here is an extremely rare, bitters square with a phenomenal form and name. When I say rare, I mean like “only known example”. The California Herb Bitters is from Pittsburgh and has G. W. … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Auction News, Bitters, History, Liquor Merchant, Medicines & Cures, Questions
Tagged bitters, california, Cleveland, Dierker & Speck, ferdinand meyer, G. W. Frazier, George H. Dierker, Herb, J. J. Speck & Co., Jacob J. Speck, John Feldmann, liquor, méchant, Medicine, Morrow, ohio, Patent, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Root
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Swiss Stomach Bitters from Zwinger to Koch to Zoeller
Swiss Stomach Bitters from Zwinger to Koch to Zoeller 22 March 2014 (R•060314 – Z7 added) (R•110316-labeled Z7) (R•122820 Trade Mark) It is always nice to hear from fellow bitters collector Gary Beatty from sunny Florida. Gary is also a … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Bitters, Collectors & Collections, Druggist & Drugstore, Ephemera, History, Liquor Merchant, Medicines & Cures, Trade Cards
Tagged Arnold, Augustus, Beatty, Birmingham, bitters, Crowe, Druggist & Drugstore, Gourd, Jacob, Koch, Meyer, Pennsylvania, physician, Pittsburgh, Stomach, Swiss, William, Zoeller, Zwinger
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Dr. Allen’s Stomach Bitters – Pittsburgh 16 March 2014 (R•031714) Glass Works Auctions, in their “Winter Be Gone” Catalog Auction 101, presently online, has a nice example of a Dr. Allen’s Stomach Bitters from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The bottle reminds me … Continue reading
Ihmsen’s Old Tonic Bitters – Who is Henry Ihmsen?
Ihmsen’s Old Tonic Bitters – Who is Henry Ihmsen? 15 December 2013 (R•111214) Sometimes, I suppose, I tend to drive myself crazy. I start off down one road looking for an obscure bitters, then I take a left turn down … Continue reading
Posted in Bitters, Glass Companies & Works, Glass Makers, History, Questions
Tagged bitters, Charles, Henry, Hostetter, Ihmsen, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Tonic, William
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Henry Bolingers Maysville Glass-Works 1814-1825
Henry Bolingers Maysville Glass-Works 1814-1825 by Stephen Atkinson 08 September 2013 The Kentucky glass industry begins with a gentleman with a colorfull past named John Henry Bolinger (known as Henry). Henry was born in 1761 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. In … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Article Publications, Blown Glass, Breweriana, Collectors & Collections, Early American Glass, Glass Companies & Works, Glass Makers, History, Utility Bottles
Tagged Chocolate, Glass Works, Henry Bolinger, Kentucky, Lancaster County, Maysville, Mustard, Pittsburgh, Stephen Atkinson, Sumrall, Susan Anna Wigman, William Porter
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The Folksy, Girl on a Bicycle Historical Flask
The Folksy Girl on a Bicycle Historical Flask [Updated 14 August 2013] I am very fond of Folk art and especially enjoy seeing art and illustrations on antique bottles like the Travellers Bitters and Pikes Peak Flasks. Yesterday, I was … Continue reading
Posted in Flasks, Folk Art, Historical Flasks, History, Questions
Tagged A. D. & H. C., Bicycle, Carl Sturm, Chambers, Dana Charlton-Zarro, David Whitten, folk art, girl, GXIII-3, Jay Hawkins, Mark Vuono, Nicole Puhlick, Pittsburgh
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An advertisement for an unlisted Clayton’s Celebrated Rheumatic Bitters
, Product Infringement? An advertisement for an unlisted Clayton’s Celebrated Rheumatic Bitters 17 May 2013 (R•021514) (R•2-122720) While perusing Pittsburgh Directories in the late 1850s and 1860s for Zingari Bitters, I can across an advertisement (on the same page as the … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Bitters, Glass Makers, History, Liquor Merchant, Questions
Tagged C. E. Clayton, Clayton & Russell's Celebrated Stomach Bitters, Clayton's Celebrated Rheumatic Bitters, Hostetter's, John Agnew and Co., M'Cully & Co., Pittsburgh, William Clayton, William Clayton & Son
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Kreinbrook Bitters from Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania
Kreinbrook Bitters from Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania 24 April 2013 Following up on an ebay tip from my bottle friend, Tom Doligale: This is an extremely rare 6 and 1/2″ inch tall amber bitters bottle flask from Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania. On … Continue reading
Posted in Bitters, eBay, Flasks, Glass Companies & Works, History, Liquor Merchant
Tagged bitters, Emma May Kreinbrook, flask. coke, Kreinbrook. L.N. Kreinbrook. Lewis N. Kreinbrook, mining, Morewood Mine, Mt Pleasant, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, steel, Tom Doligale, Westmoreland, William McCully Glassworks
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FOHBC Membership Contest – Win This Flask!
WIN THIS FLASK ! GII-11 , 1/2 pint , pontiled, Eagle / Cornucopia, Pittsburgh made flask with beaded edges Jim Bender (FOHBC Membership Director) announced a contest to award a prize to any new member and renewal from 3 years … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Bottle Shows, Bottles and Extras, Club News, Flasks, FOHBC News, Historical Flasks
Tagged Baltimore, Bob Ferraro, contest, Cornucopia, Eagle, fohbc, GII-11, Jim Bender, membership, Pam Selenak, Pittsburgh, Sheldon Baugh
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