High End Ink Bottle Collectors/Dealers

[bottlediger]

Does anyone out there have contact info for any of the High End ink Collectors/Dealers? Email, phone, websites would be very helpful

Thanks guys

Ryan

 

[epackage]

Try these couples Ryan....

http://www.1001inkbottles.com/

http://community-2.webtv.net/inkwells/EmmettandMarjorie/

 

[Wheelah23]

Till this baby gets sold, I'm a high end ink dealer! [8D] Forgive this shameless plug.

 

[saratogadriver]

Ed and Lucy Faulkner (although Lucy indicates they have sold most/all of their collection).

http://home.comcast.net/~edandlucy1/Welcome.html

Jeff and Holly Nordsy (aka kungfufighter here on the forum). They aren't collectors, or even ink specialists, but Jeff's had some nice, way above my collecting, inks over the years...

http://www.jeffnholantiquebottles.com/webpages/BottleShopHome.html

Jim G

 

[AntiqueMeds]

try forum member BTMAMERICANGLASS
https://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/showprofile.asp?memid=7351

 

[rockbot]

ORIGINAL: Wheelah23

Till this baby gets sold, I'm a high end ink dealer! [8D] Forgive this shameless plug.

No shame in that baby! []

 

[druggistnut]

Two names come to mind. Tim Buda (tbuda@shianet.org) of the Flint bottle club and Keith Leeders (thinkink9@sbcglobal.net), from Illinois.
If you need either phone number, email me.
Bill.

 

[baltbottles]

Ry,

What are you trying to find out? I might know a few people that could help.

Chris

 

[phil44]

I wouldn't ask Chris R he probably knows as much about inks as he does about Bartholomay

 

[CALDIGR2]

I have dug pontiled inks of every color and form out here in CA. Lots of folks of all walks of life came to California in the boom days of the Gold Rush and along with them came a shipload of inks. i have none for sale at the moment but that could change ay any time. BTW, I have never sold an ink for ANYWHERE near 2 Gs.

When we were digging in Brooklyn in 1979 we dug an ink that I have not seen another of to this day. Round, OP embossed "Metsger's Ink". It sort of looks like the Cinci Butler. I haven't seen that bottle for many years and don't know who of us has it at this time. We jokingly call it our $3000 ink 'cause that's what it cost the group of four to fly to and from, stay and eat around the state for a few weeks. Many pits succumbed to our probes and shovels on the trip. Too many bottles to mention.[]