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dancinalien

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can anyone help i.d. these bitters for age or history.My family dug these a year ago.approx. 300 bottles of all types came out of what we believe was a doctor's office. the olive green bottle reads saxlehner's bitterquelle hunyadi janos. thanks

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hello dancinalien, here is a little info on your bottle to the far right, but as alway's i may not be correct, but worth a look.

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(Bitters) Saxlehner's Hunyadi Janos, Bitterquelle, Olive Green, Cork, 9 1/4 In., R-S42b $10.00 (1999)
 

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It is a mineral water bottle from the late 1800s to early 1900s. Do a search of this forum within the last year for "bitterquelle" and you'll find lots of info on this bottle. Nice bottle, but there are so many of them around that you cannot give them away at a bottle show. Value for a mint condition specimen is less than US$10.00.

I cannot tell what the other two bottles are.

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thank you sir. the other two bottles are boykin carmer &co. granger bitters. and ransom and co. importers new york. any idea on the figurals that i posted?thanks again!
 

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Hi and welcome to the forum !
The Granger Bitters is quite rare as a matter of fact !
Listed in Ring& Ham's Bitters Bottles as : G 90 GRANGER BITTERS // f // BALTIMORE // BOYKIN CARMER & CO. //
8 1/2 x 2 1/2 ( 5 3/4)
Square , Amber , LTC Tooled lip , Extremely Rare
TMS 172
Found near Loris, South Carolina

I see one example selling in Heckler's auction in Aug. of 1996 ....it brought 275.00

Hope this helps , Brian
 

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Any other embossing on the Ransom & Co. ???????
And yes the Bitterquilles are super common and will sit on your table at a Show all day for 2.00 . Brian www.bandbantiquebottles.com
 

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OH for heavens sake! thank you for responding.the granger was found in w.va. in what started out as a metal detecting trip.we have about 300 bottles from a doctors home after a 10 month dig.the ransom and co. also has 167 bleeker street ny.how about a gibsboro color works that is about 4 inches high2 1/2 wide.could be cibsboro? thank again
 

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Briefly D Ransom & Co King of the Blood Bitters practiced in Buffalo NY in 1846
bottles 1860 to 1862,
King of the blood adv in San Fran 1923 Aqua 81/4" x 3 1/4" x 1 3/4"

Ransom's Hive syrup & toll cure for cold 1859 Buffalo NY
Blue 3 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" and a ABM threaded varient.

Dave
 

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