Favorite druggists!!

[Tony14]

Very nice cap. An interesting story on the second one.

 

[bearswede]

Now that's my kinda druggist bottle... Nice one, Steve!!!



Ron

 

[zanes_antiques]

I happen to collect Druggist so all of them are my fav's. Here's my latest favorite.

 

[LC]

Super bottle Lobes, Zane, if you have a MARCO setting on your camera, set it to that when you want to take a close up like that or of something small, makes a world of difference in clearity.

http://www.freewebs.com/yesterdaystreasures/

 

[BRIAN S.]

This used to be a local for me ..... when I lived in Bradenton . Notice the spelling on the bottle .... BRAIDENTOWN

 

[BRIAN S.]

Here's not really meds I don't guess.
But , they have nice labels and contents .

 

[bearswede]

Jonkoping.

Swedish, you li'l devil...!!!!


Ron Yonson

 

[LC]

Brian, that is a great display of toiletry bottles, or at least I think that is what you would call them, correct me if I am wrong. Are any of the corkers you are showing that have no stoppers Rawleigh Bottles ?

 

[Flaschenjager]

Some more for ya of my favs...

I dug the VERY hard to get locals - milkglass and amber druggists (sorry if you've seen these before) ...but had to buy the blues 'cause we don't have any around here.

 

[Flaschenjager]

The DOVE from Richmond, Va. is hard to get in this small size (w/ bird). This may be more of a med in a druggist form. The OP BENNETT & BEERS from RICHMOND, VA. is a super local. I found it under an early house and dug the Dove.

Lobey - Your post above (pg. 1) reminded me of another favorite. I need to get a pic though.