Tag Archives: Scotch

Gilbert’s Sarsaparilla Bitters – Enosburgh Falls, Vermont

Posted on 21 August 2015 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Gilbert’s Sarsaparilla Bitters – Enosburgh Falls, Vermont 21 August 2015 If you read my most recent post about Dr. Gilbert’s Rock and Rye Stomach Bitters (Read: Dr. Gilbert’s Rock and Rye Stomach Bitters), you saw that I was going to investigate to … Continue reading →

Posted in Advertising, Bitters, Ephemera, History, Medicines & Cures, Sarsaparilla, Trade Cards, Veterinary | Tagged advertising, Allen, Balsam, bitters, card, Enosburg, Enosburgh, Gilbert, Gourd, horse, Indian, Liniment, Lung, Meyer, Mill, Nathan, oil, Sarsaparilla, Scotch, trade, Vermont | Leave a comment

Looking at Scotch Whiskey Museum Images

Posted on 16 January 2014 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Looking at Scotch Whiskey Museum Images The Scotch Whiskey Experience – Edinburgh, Scotland 16 January 2014 You may remember the Catedral do Whisky virtual museum link back in October 2013 (top of post). I was looking at it again last night in … Continue reading →

Posted in Advice, Collectors & Collections, Display, History, Liquor Merchant, Museums, Spirits, Virtual Museum, Whiskey | Tagged Brazil, Catedral, Claive, Diageo, Distillery, Edinburgh, experience, museum, Scotch, Scotland, Strathmill, United Kingdom, Vidiz, Whiskey, whisky | Leave a comment

Bonn’s Pure Scotch Snuff – Baltimore

Posted on 27 October 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Bonn’s Pure Scotch Snuff – Baltimore BONN’S JAMES RIVER TOBACCO MANUFACTORY 27 October 2013 Hi Ferdinand, I was lucky enough to buy this great, pontiled snuff bottle at the Manchester show. I believe it may be an unknown or as … Continue reading →

Posted in Advertising, History, Snuff, Tobacco | Tagged Alex Caiola, Anthony S. Bonn, Anthony S. Bonn & Co., Baltimore, Bonn, Bonn Bros. & Co., D. W. Bonn & Co., Forsyth & Cole, Joseph Bonn, Manchester, maryland, S. Rosenfeld & Co., Scotch, Snuff, tobacco, Tobacconist | Leave a comment

Gregory’s Scotch Bitters – Minneapolis

Posted on 17 October 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Gregory’s Scotch Bitters Minneapolis, Minnesota 18 October 2013 (R•101913 – Ketcham material) (R•091416) (R•041117) Prominent among their specialties is the Celebrated Gregory’s Scotch Bitters of which they are the sole manufacturers and which is having a most flattering sale. Young … Continue reading →

Posted in Advertising, Bitters, Druggist & Drugstore, Ephemera, History, Medicines & Cures, Tonics, Trade Cards | Tagged Bismarck, bitters, Druggist & Drugstore, Gregory's, Hugh J. Young, Levi N. Patterson, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Nichols, Patterson, Patterson and Company, Scotch, Steve Ketcham, young | Comments Off

Buchanan’s Black & White Scotch Whisky Advertising

Posted on 17 August 2012 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Yesterday I was writing and posting pictures of figural Buchanan cannon bottles (read: “the Buchanan Cannons”). During my research to determine the source of the Buchanan name I was led to the James Buchanan Company which is a scotch whisky “merchant”- a … Continue reading →

Posted in Advertising, Ephemera, History, Holiday, Humor - Lighter Side, Spirits, Whiskey | Tagged Black & White, Elizabeth Meyer, Glascow, James Buchanan & Co., London, Mac, Magee, Maggie, maryland, Mia, Murphy, Scotch, Scottie, Scottish, Terrier, Towson, West Highand, Westie, Whiskey, whisky | Leave a comment

“the Buchanan Cannons”

Posted on 16 August 2012 by Ferdinand Meyer V

“the Buchanan Cannons” 16 August 2012 Buchanan’s Malt Whiskey Buchanan Sour Mash Whiskey Buchanan’s Extract of Sugar Corn In late June of this year, I felt like I was wrapping up the Figural Cannon Series (see bottom of page) with … Continue reading →

Posted in Civil War, Collectors & Collections, Figural Bottles, History, Questions, Stained Glass, Whiskey | Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Jackson, Bob Ferraro, Buchanan, canada, Cannon, Charles Aprill, Charles Gardner, Connie Ferraro, corn, England, Eric McGuire, Figural, Franklin Pierce, James Buchanan & Co., James K. Polk, King Edward VII, liquor, London, Malt, merchant, Millard Fillmore, President, Prince of Wales, Queen Victoria, Scotch, Scottish, Series, sugar, Whiskey | 1 Comment

Snuff Jars from the Jane & Charles Aprill Collection (and some more)

Posted on 6 July 2012 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Snuff Jars from the Jane & Charles Aprill Collection (and some more) 06 July 2012 Charles Aprill continues to dazzle us all with the pictures he keeps posting. We know the Aprills from New Orleans for the best of blue … Continue reading →

Posted in Collectors & Collections, Early American Glass, Snuff | Tagged American Glass Gallery, Charles Aprill, Goodwin & Brother, Honey-Dew, Jane Aprill, jars, log cabin, Lorillard's, Maccoboy, New Orleans, Scotch, Snuff, Stewart's, Sweetser Brothers | Leave a comment

Early American Blown Three Mold Decanters

Posted on 30 April 2012 by Ferdinand Meyer V

The objects were produced by blowing molten glass into a mold, thereby causing the glass to assume the shape and pattern design of the mold. Early American Blown Three Mold Decanters 30 April 2012 (R•031414) An area of high interest to … Continue reading →

Posted in Collectors & Collections, Decanter, Glass Companies & Works, Glass Makers, History | Tagged Boston and Sandwich, flint glass, George S. McKearin, GI-29, GII-28, GII-3, GII-7, GIII-16, GIII-2, GIV-7, Glassmaking, glassworks, Helen McKearin, Holly Noordsy, Jeff Noordsy, Keene, Marlboro Street, Michael George, Mount Vernon, New Hampshire, richard tucker, Scotch, Wine, Woody Douglas | 1 Comment

The Johnnie Walker Box and the Dr. Wheeler’s – or You’ve Got to be Kidding Me!

Posted on 19 November 2011 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Hi Ferdinand: Have been following your latest posts picturing the fancy squares and have really enjoyed them. Maybe by coincidence, I just picked one up 3 days ago. Here in southern California we do not find much to brag about … Continue reading →