This token ties two companies together in turn of the century Evansville,In, F W Cook Brewing & Jacob Mayer(soda & mineral water) partner to Andrew Christ( Christ & Mayer) . Jacob Mayers Pavilion must have been quite the hot spot .[attachment=image(AC).jpeg]
Definitely an unexpected find at local flea market.Memphis Tennessee [<font]black glass ale with a Indiana heritage. Yes it has a large chunk out of the finish but I know only of one other example. Nice seedy bubble green appearance.[attachment=IMG_1300.JPG] [attachment=IMG_1297.JPG]...
Hello All, Pictured is a Graham Glass Co thermometer with the slogan "Fire Finished Bottles", a process which they submitted in 1923 and was given patent in 1927. This being unusual as most of their adverts touted "Blown Upside Down".[attachment=IMG_1260.JPG] [attachment=IMG_1261.JPG]...
Hello All, A not often seen and maybe unlisted on North American Sodas & Beers.J Nichtern & Co ,Evansville,IND, THIS BOTTLE NEVER SOLD,A&D. H.C. J. Nichtern listed in 1868 city directory as soda & mineral water manufacturer. In need of a good tumble pictured here with a John...
Hello All, My first slug plate and a script. The slug plate has weak embossing and some stain but should clean up nice. The script is different from other examples I own, the " to be returned" is below "Coca-Cola" and "ROOT" on the bottom instead of Coca-Cola. The new addition appears on the...
Hello All, Thomas C Bridwell became the mayor of Evansville Indiana 1880, prior to that he was a successful druggist having his own business T.C.Bridwell & Co in the 1860's and then partnering with Remus Glover(Bridwell & Glover)in the 1870's at the same address of the Corner of Main & 3rd...
Hello All, Newly acquired variant of Christ & Mayer Evansville IND . If not from a different glass factory it is definitely a different mold than my other examples. The others are made by D.O.C., this one not marked and it is taller with a longer neck and a none tapering base. What attracted...
after a lengthy search I finally found a Graham Glass Co. made bottle with their Blown Upside Down logo on the bottom. another interesting feature is the type of beverage embossed on bottom, in this case it was a Cola bottled by John Forthoffer Mt Vernon,IN. [attachment=IMG_1153.JPG]...
Embossed Sam Kwashe, should have bee Kwaske. His company was The Independent Bottling Co, filed for bankruptcy in 1915 according to American Bottler volume 35
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This one has been around the block a time or two and looks it but you would too if you were over three hundred years old. A form I needed for my English wine bottle timeline I'm happy to aquire it although it took a bite out of my bottle budget.
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home from a Appalachian Trail hike to find a package had arrived containing a Mountain Valley Bottling Co Evansville,Ind seltzer pictured with two hutches from same firm.
Tim
Hello All, I received in the post this week a circa. 1700 English Onion form. Still retaining the short neck and slightly tapering sides of the transitional Shaft and Globe but having a string rim with a beveled appearance that is associated forms produced later. At approximately 5.25"...
Hello All, Purchased at Indianapolis bottle show this last weekend. Dug in Zanesville,OH an early chamfer edge utility with a jagged pontil scar. Over all iridescence. Worth the risk to tumble?[attachment=photo_1 (9).JPG] [attachment=photo_2 (9).JPG] [attachment=photo_3 (6).JPG]
Hutch variant, John Karsch & Sons,A.&D.H. C.
Diamond Joe 5cent cigar sign(H Fendrich) they claimed to be the largest cigar factory in the world
Otto Durre wines & whiskey jug
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Hello All, Upon researching this W L Johnston,Druggist,Evansville,IND I discovered W L was William Levi Johnston who was the husband of Annie Fellows Johnston who authored a number of popular books in the 1800's, in particular the Little Colonel series. Here are some related links. The...
..well maybe not. Dug in the 1950's in Suriname with bottles dating to the 1700's what I describe as cobalt blue and so far a mystery to what its purpose was. Perfume?,Poison?,Holy Water? Whatever it is I'm happy to welcome it to the collection[attachment=cb1.JPG] [attachment=cb2.JPG]...