Search results
Welcome to our Antique Bottle community
Be a part of something great, join today!
-
C
Sunday's crawlspace finds
”Hindoo Pain Conqueror” was trademarked by Ridenour, Coblentz, & Co. in the early 1870’s, on file at the library of congress. My 2nd great grandfather Isaac Coblentz, his brother John Philip Coblentz Jr. and J. P.’s brother in law Samuel Ridenour manufactured and marketed the Hindoo Pain...- Copperweaver
- Post #32
- Forum: Digging and Finding
-
C
My name is Isaac Coblentz. My 2nd great grandfather Isaac Coblentz, his brother J. P. Coblentz...
My name is Isaac Coblentz. My 2nd great grandfather Isaac Coblentz, his brother J. P. Coblentz and J. P.’s brother in law Samuel Ridenour had a company called ’Ridenour, Coblentz &Co.’ of Springfield, Ohio. They manufactured and marketed “Hindoo Pain Conqueror”. I see that you made a post back...- Copperweaver
- Profile post
Latest posts
-
Need some assistance on dating this one....
- Latest: Lestweforget
-
-
Can anyone help me to ID this 1/2-Pint flask?- Latest: Larry the Bottle Guy
-
Staff online
-
texkevAdministrator
Latest threads
-
-
Can anyone help me to ID this 1/2-Pint flask?
- Started by Larry the Bottle Guy
- Replies: 3
-
-
"S in a hexagon" mark on FISHMAN or FISHMANN bottle - unknown mark- Started by DavidW
- Replies: 0
-
Need some assistance on dating this one....
- Started by Lestweforget
- Replies: 6
-