I had no idea they were still around. And after trying it I am doubly surprised they are still around! Their quote on the side say's "Distinctly Different". It certainly was. It tastes very much like an old medicine. They are made in Bedford NH. I picked up a bottle while out east at the...
This chestnut flask has an interesting portrait of someone named Holton painted on it. I have not been able to find out anything on him. Any ideas how to find out who is was?
These are most of my Demijohns. When I took some pictures of my largest and smallest bottles for another post I decided to take pictures of my demi's too. I do not know much about them. I use to pick them up from time to time. A couple of them are pontiled.
What are your biggest and smallest bottles? These are mine. I have a huge aqua 27" bottle marked "W T Co 1" on the base. I also have three tiny 2" bottles. One is a "SULTAN DRUG CO ST. LOUIS" and another is a "SOZODNT // FOR THE / TEETH / AND / BREATH // SOZODNT". The third is an unmarked...
Here is a list of states I would like to get a pontiled druggist from. I also prefer that the word "druggist", "apothecary", "pharmacy", "chemist" or the equivalent is embossed as well.
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas...
Here is a list of states I would like to get a colored druggist from. I am looking for something beyond clear or aqua. I also prefer that the word "druggist", "apothecary", "pharmacy", "chemist" or the equivalent is embossed as well.
Alaska
Arizona
Connecticut
Delaware
Hawaii
Idaho...
Here is a list of states I would like to get a picture druggist from. I am looking for a recognizable picture of something. Like a mortar and pestle, an animal or a person. I am not interested in just a ribbon, circle, box etc. I also prefer that the word "druggist", "apothecary", "pharmacy"...
I recently added some new colored druggists to my collection.
An 8 3/4" green BARTLETT & PLUMMER / DRUGGIST & CHEMISTS / NEW YORK (3rd from right)
and an 8 1/8" amber Cook, Everett & Pennell Druggists Portland, ME. (2nd from right)
I had gotten the Portland bottle as a trade candidate...
Wow, a beautiful bottle. I love colored druggist and those with graphics. It sold for $1,527. Makes me wonder what the most was ever paid for a bottle with "druggist" on it.
Teal Druggist sold on eBay
"Extremely Rare Oregon Medicine- Dark Teal Pfunder
This is the LARGE size...
I figured it is time to get the next generation involved in digging. We had tried a farm dump on Memorial Day without much luck. I decided to have Benjamin help me dig a privy at a friend's house. It was a newer site than I would prefer but hoped we would turn up some druggist bottles from my...
I once was going to try and collect embossed black glass. Unfortunately I rarely see it and can seldom afford it. I would love to see what black glass you have. Or describe one you have heard of. I'll start with one of the few I have.
History
Two brothers Hiram G. Farrell and William B. Farrell started selling Arabian Liniment in the 1840s. They originally came from Mt. Pleasant, PA in 1836. They started their drug store in Peoria by 1837. They are listed in the first Peoria City Directory in 1844. The Farrell bottles...
History
The bottle is embossed that the medicine was made by the Maslico Medicine Co., the front label has a seal with Maslico, but the back label indicates the Raimer-Heinly Company. As the name of the medicine is the same on both I assume they renamed themselves or were bought out. Dug...
Description
I have not been able to find much out about this bottle. It is an odd shape for a soda, but that is the only way I see it listed. I suppose it could be a beer too. It has a nice closer which I do not find too often on soda bottles. It has an interesting star on the base too...
History
Charles J. Reuter was born in Germany in 1839. His family moved to St. Louis in 1849. In 1858 they moved to Lebanon where Charles' father had a grocery. At some point Charles moved to New Orleans and worked at a brewery. In 1863 he moved to St. Louis. In 1868 he moved back to...