Lacroix was Charles Lacroix, who started bottling sparkling cider in Millis, MA some time prior to 1887, when the company name was changed to Clicquot Club.
https://baybottles.com/tag/charles-lacroix/
Nice find! LDO might mean Licensed Dispensing Optician. I found a reference to a pharmacist named Oswaldo Morales in Santiago, Cuba in an 1895 US Dept of Agriculture record that might be your guy...
Well, I tried searching all states that began with N for towns/cities that began with New DU and could only come up with New Durham, NH. Couldn't find any association with Pine A though. It's a really cool shard though. Good luck!
Looks like CanadianBottles was right, they made shoe polish and other shoe related adhesives. Here's a link to an ad from 1898, where they proclaim that they are "The largest cement and blacking makers in Canada"...
That's a really odd one. I think it says Purity Exwaco??? The top makes it look like a ketchup, but the rest looks like a soda. I could not find anything for a Purity Exwaco ketchup anywhere. Strange one for sure!
It's "Beverages By Hammer" from Brooklyn, NY. Here's a link to one on Worthpoint:
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-hammer-beverages-soda-bottle-511856956
I'm pretty sure BB stood for Berney-Bond Glass Co. Here in RI, the old milk bottles had the seal markings, and RI BB Seal meant Berney-Bond Glass Co.
https://sha.org/bottle/pdffiles/Berney-Bond.pdf
The Phoenix Spring Beverage Co. was from Shirley, MA. Here's a link to one of their green ACL ginger ales for sale on ebay:
https://www.ebay.ca/itm/174676211975
And some history on the company:
https://shirleyhistory.org/about/phoenix-beverage/
Very nice bottle! I wasn't able to find anything on it either, nut you might want to try reaching out to this website. They seem to specialize in older soda bottles from East Texas, including some from Orange. He may know of it. Let us know if you get any info back...
Mullaney & Hayes were in business as a wine and liquor dealer at several different addresses in Indianapolis from 1873-1891:
https://www.pre-pro.com/midacore/view_vendor.php?vid=IND13228
For anyone interested, there is a wealth of information in pre prohibition liquor companies in this...
Thank you Nhpharm, that's about what I was thinking. It must be scarce, as I've been doing this hobby for 25 years and never seen one. Too bad it's not old and scarce, lol. Thanks again!
Hello, I picked up a strange Dr. Hostetter’s bottle today that I think may be some sort of repro. It’s a dark amber stomach bitters bottle, but it reads “Dr. J. Hostetter’s Stomachic Bitters” instead of “Stomach”. The lip seems off as well, and on the base it an Owens Illinois mark which doesn’t...
Yes, interesting indeed. It’s a little out of territory for my collection, but it was unique enough that I bought it just to try to figure out what is was. No luck so far though :(