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  1. J

    Pair of Hutches

    and the second is a Standard Bot Co from Buffalo, NY. Any info would be great. Even though theyre not something I collect Im always curious about them.
  2. J

    Pair of Hutches

    I picked these up at a flea market this weekend. Since I only collect York, PA stuff I cleaned these up and put them on ebay. Anyone have any info on these as far as rarity? Thanks. The first is a W.H. Cawley Co. from Somerville, NJ.
  3. J

    Baltimore Show Finds

    No problem Micah. I was darting around that place hunting stuff to. It's a great show and lots of fun just seeing everything. I had a great time and so did my cousins son. He found a bunch of sodas to add to his shelf
  4. J

    Milk and Sodas

    Yeah I do have a book called bottles and jugs with a york pa perspective. Thats the only book that I know of. That book did have this dairy listed and said they were in business for ten years. It is a good book that tells some history about the old bottling companies but doesnt have any other...
  5. J

    Milk and Sodas

    Sorry about that. I know the york brewing and helb were beer. I think plitt was a soda guy but he may have bottled some beer as well.
  6. J

    Milk and Sodas

    Brookleaf Farms Emig Bros. Hellam, PA Quart
  7. J

    Milk and Sodas

    I got a real problem when Im out hunting more bottles two days after attending the Baltimore show. Like there wasnt enough there to buy!?! Anyway I picked these up from a local guy. They were sitting in his barn and were very dirty. They all cleaned up really good. I know most of the soda's...
  8. J

    Brookleaf Farms Hellam, PA

    close up
  9. J

    Brookleaf Farms Hellam, PA

    I picked this up today but dont know much about it. Do any of you PA guys know if this is a common one from Hellam and have any idea of the value. I appreciate it. Thanks, Jason
  10. J

    Baltimore Show Finds

    I love that poison you got with the skull and crossbones. I don't collect them but I was tempted to get one too. There was a lot of really neat poison bottles down there.
  11. J

    Baltimore Show Finds

    Thanks LC. Im not exactly sure of the age. They used the flats from 1935 into the 1960's. All I can say for sure is that it is sometime between that. There are slight variations on these Dutch Lunch cans but I dont know enough to date it more specifically. Ill have to do a little research...
  12. J

    Baltimore Show Finds

    Im a beer can collector as well and this is one of my favorite flat top cans. I love the artwork on this one. Mine is kind of beat up so this is an upgrade for me. Dutch Lunch Brand Beer from L.A., CA
  13. J

    Baltimore Show Finds

    Here's an Eagle Works also from York. I already have a nice one of these, but the price was good so now I have two.
  14. J

    Baltimore Show Finds

    I didnt find much from York this year that I didnt have. I was able to get this York Brewing Co. blob. Its a different variation from some of my other ones. Nice clean bottle.
  15. J

    Wheelbarrows and Chug a Mugs

    I like that beer tray. It looks a little rough, but still has good graphics and color. I collect old beer cans and have a few trays sitting around as well. Im coming down to the show Sunday. If youre trying to sell that tray bring it along. Id love to check it out.
  16. J

    First squat blob! Surface find!

    Awesome Eagle Works! I am from York and was hunting one of those last year. I ended up buying one off of a fellow collector, but it would have been a lot cooler to take a walk through the woods and see one laying there. Thats really wild that it had been laying there all this time.
  17. J

    Broadway Dry & Local Med

    Here's a close up of the Broadway Dry embossing. It is pretty cool. Thanks for the comments.
  18. J

    Broadway Dry & Local Med

    This is the only pyro med I have. Its not something I really collect, but do like it since its local. Id think they would be somewhat scarce since dug ones most likely dont have much paint left on them.
  19. J

    Broadway Dry & Local Med

    John C. Gable MD, Windsor, PA
  20. J

    Broadway Dry & Local Med

    My wifes uncle knows I collect bottles and brought me over these two. Im not familiar with either of these. Ive never seen this Broadway Dry soda. Bottom is embossed New York. It has a great city scene embossed the whole way around the bottom. The other is a local med from Windsor, PA...

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