Breslin Bischoff & Co Bottle - "Dew of the Alps"???

botlguy · Apr 9, 2016

To my knowledge, and I've been on these forums awhile, there has been no other talk about these. The archives might prove me wrong, again.
Jim

Jeffrey Reich · Apr 9, 2016

Hi Jim
Thanks very much for the response. I will continue to dig around and see if I can uncover any other information on this bottle but at first glance it appears to be quite rare.
Thanks again
Jeff

El ToroLoco · May 30, 2018

Jeff,

You're messages are a couple years old but hopefully you see this. I actually just picked up one of these off of ebay. It is very similar to the black one shown but does seem to be a different mold (a bit wider, squatter, with a thicker neck and lip). It is a very reddish amber (rather than black) and has the same embossing and same weird stepped base as the black one. I will post some pics in a day or two. Any chance the one I purchased is the same one you found on your property? I have no idea where mine was found (the seller didn't say) but it's interesting that a couple of the probably very few known examples were found so far apart (Philadelphia and Texas). Dew of the Alps sure seems to have reach a fairly wide distribution despite the bottles' apparent scarcity!

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