BUFFALO LITHIA WATER

[Irina]

Anybody knows about this bottle?[]

 

[Bottles r LEET]

I found some information on the company here. http://www.adsfromthe1800s.com/1/category/buffalo%20lithia%20water/1.html

 

[Irina]

Thanks a lot! [8|]

 

[Bottles r LEET]

Glad to help![]

 

[surfaceone]

Hello Irina,

Careful you'll spill the Lithia. [8D] Have a look at some of the previous discussions here on the Buffalo Girls.

Member Buffalo Hunter is very knowledgeable on the subject, and I'll bet he will be along soon...

 

[RED Matthews]

Hello Irina. I have one setting here by my computer screen. I think I have two others up north. They have had a lot of coverage here on the FORUM. Mine has an applied ring finish and one of he better styles of lady setting on a piano stool with a bottle on her right knee. There have been several different embossing layouts - I know that from what I have seen.

I really like to collect larger water bottles with the ground glass stoppers with them. Chemung Spring Water, Bear Spring Water and Fulton Spring are three types I have.

Welcome to this A-BN FORUM. It is a very great group of people helping others learn about old glass. I have to recommend you go to the work of Bill Lindsey shown here; to give you a lot of learning about old glass bottles.
http://www.sha.org/bottle/ - http://www.sha.org/bottle/index.htm http://www.sha.org/bottle/bases.htm - http://www.sha.org/bottle/finishes.htm

This man has created and keeps updating this priceless help information center.
http://www.sha.org/bottle/finishes.htmYou are also welcome to my homepage.
RED Matthews

 

[RED Matthews]

Hi again, Every time I try to put in the internet links this text system does not follow correctly and changes get locked into the settings. Ba HUM bug!! sorry.

 

[RED Matthews]

To surfaceone; Please tell me how you put in three words and have them take the reader to the previous thread subjects list. I guess I am still learning. Every time I try to search for subject coverage like that it becomes a confusing mess.
RED Matthews

 

[surfaceone]

Hello RED,

I noticed early in navigating the forum that when people would make links with all of the long internet address gobbledygook, it was kinda unsightly too my eyes. I found that when selecting the link button, one had 2 choices. I copy the URL address to the box marked "URL *" and insert whichever words i want in the lower box labeled "URL name." so if I wanna send someone to your website, I say go visit RED Matthews!

I hope that is more clear than the mud I've been navigating. I'm a mac guy, so procedure may be slightly different for the pc users.

 

[Buffalo Hunter]

Well you've heard the old saying, "Call his name and he hears it everytime."

Irina: As for the Buffalo Girl there's a lot of reading here in old threads that will answer most of your questions. In a nut shell they are pretty easy to find, come in lots of various colors and mold variations. Your's most likely dates between 1900 and 1906 (roughly).