cobalt pontiled paneled cryer ___inhard's mineral waters

[Oldihtractor]

Oh I have a spot just for bottles like these.. the ones that got away so to speak.. THey have thier own cabinet with tops bases etc. and for the ones that are just pieces there the ol 5 gallon glass jar of what would have ben..

 

[MichaelFla]

The only thing I could think was Henry Weinhard, Portland, Oregon brewer. No sure if he ever produced mineral waters, though.

 

[bottlekid76]

Wow that's a rare one for sure John. Could be unlisted or even unknown. I searched quite abit through my resources and couldn't find anything with that partial of a name. Any chance to find other pieces of it?

~Tim

 

[Oldihtractor]

Not another sliver of blue glass anyplace to be found in this spot..

 

[Oldihtractor]

whewn i search sodas and bees i get this

http://www.sodasandbeers.com/SABSearchResults.aspx?BottleNumber=&Categories=&Material=G&Sub_Categories=&Technique=Hand+Blown&Primary_Name=&Primary_Color=Blue&Product=&Secondary_Color=&City=&Bases=&Area=&Embossing=Embossed&County=&Pictures=&Region=&Sides=8&State=&Sunken_Panels=&Country=&Mold_Type=&Shape_General=Sided&Shape_Specific=&Plate_Codes=&Design=&Edges=&Manufacturer=&Shoulder_Design=&Start_Year=&End_Year=&Base_Designs=&Lips=&Closures=&HeightFrom=&HeightTo=&WidthFrom=&WidthTo=&Find_Bottles=Find+Bottles&Source=Attributes

 

[cacarpetbagger]

Killer bottle sorry it was broke. That's the stuff that keeps ya going back for more. There is a F. Reinhardt smooth base porter from Philly, but spelled with a T on the end.

 

[Oldihtractor]

it's a mystery for sure