Here are Your "3 Squares" For the Day.

[westernglassaddict]

Three early Western squares. Cundurango, E.G. Lyons, and Renz's. 1870s from San Francisco, and Sacramento.

 

[CALDIGR2]

YO!! Mikey likes the Cunder! The others ain't no slouches, either. That Renz looks familiar. I dug an identical one back in the '70s and sold it at the old Oakland Bottle Show.

 

[beendiggin]

Nice group! Did you have the good fortune to dig those? Man, that's a great color....

 

[maxbitters]

Wow what a trio, way to go ! The best of the best, god what colors, yikes !!!!

 

[westernglassaddict]

Boy do I wish that I had dug these! I had to use alot of "green" to get the green. A guy named "Lou" dug the Renz's I was told. Hmmmm, I wonder who that is? It's a killah!

 

[Lordbud]

You must have one really long "top shelf" to house your collection.[8D]

 

[westernbittersnut]

westernglassaddict has very good taste in bottles. I know, I was fortunate enough to be given the opportunity to acquire some of his pieces. We both share a passion for early western bitters.

 

[Lordbud]

The Western bitters we've seen recently on the forum are fine examples of Western glass, but I've always preferred the (more affordable) Western medicines and jakes.

 

[westernglassaddict]

That is an awesome , and rare Western medicine. I know of only two. I also have a weakness for the meds and jakes...and whiskeys, and spices, and ammonias, and Western wines, and mineral waters from S.F.oh... and the Western umbrella inks. So you can see I specialize too. Just the few bottles actually blown in the West. That is it, so I guess my moniker describes me as a true addict. I need to form a support group....GA maybe.