Huntsville Alabama Hotel Bar Whiskey Bottle
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antlerman23
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Sweet bottle! Embossed flasks are always good bottles to add.
RCO
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I'm from Huntsville Ontario , its neat to see a bottle from one of the other Huntsville's out there , it looks to be fairly old , sometimes older local history books can provide info on older hotels that are long gone
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If either of those would happen to be for sale, I would be interested in them as well.
andy volkerts
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cool hotel bar flask!! I would also say a couple hundred dollars, though, it may be worth more........Andy
CreekWalker
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Those should do well, good pick ups! Should bring a hundred and a half minimum , but most Tennessee flasks are priced double that too. Most, also get dusky waiting on a buyer at those prices.
cowseatmaize
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January 19 1897
W. E. Everett, the genial proprietor of Huntsville Hotel bar, has returned from a brief visit to Tennessee where he secured a fine line of whiskies.
March 15 1911
The old Huntsville hotel was destroyed on Nov. 19th, 1910 and efforts to secure a new one since that time have been futile said Dr. Humphrey, until now, when the city can redeem the city’s fair name by the issuance of bonds, this releasing the citizens from contributing one penny toward its erection.
Both from http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/
W. E. Everett, the genial proprietor of Huntsville Hotel bar, has returned from a brief visit to Tennessee where he secured a fine line of whiskies.
March 15 1911
The old Huntsville hotel was destroyed on Nov. 19th, 1910 and efforts to secure a new one since that time have been futile said Dr. Humphrey, until now, when the city can redeem the city’s fair name by the issuance of bonds, this releasing the citizens from contributing one penny toward its erection.
Both from http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/
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