Milwaukee bottle show finds

[Tony14]

Hey you guys picked up a couple of good ones at the show this year. First pic is three new fond du lac crowntops for me. All three of the aree teens to early 20's. The herman engel is a root glass bottle in a bright apple green. its dated 1922 and is the newest of the three. The Mahlberg & Halbach is a fairly rare one. They were only in buisness together for 2 years. mid teens on the date. Then the S. Halbach is an ice blue and dates to the early teens.

 

[Tony14]

close-up of embossing.

 

[Tony14]

and then my big buy. Got this for dirt cheap at the end of the show.

 

[Tony14]

two little nicks out of the flared lip

 

[Tony14]

but other than that its completely mint. I also picked up a common milwaukee blob beer for cheap and got myself a copy of Wisconsin Soda water bottles 1845-1910. Its THE book for wisconsin collectors.

 

[Tony14]

last one trying to show the whittle. I cant get over this bottle lol. what are these going for on average? Thanks for lookin!

 

[tfredrich]

Hey Tony!!!!
Missed you at the show as I needed to get back home by noon for my 5 year old's Birthday party!
Anyway, here are two interesting sodas from Wisconsin that I picked up. One is a gravitating stopper soda with a wooden stopper still inside the neck of the bottle, and my next pic is a Burlington Wisconsin soda made by Arthur Christin with a pyralin or early plastic stopper still wedged in the neck of the bottle. Here goes..............

 

[tfredrich]

Here is the next pic, Arthur Christin bottle.

 

[tfredrich]

Here is a nice light cobalt blobsoda I picked up for $40.00. Thought that was a great buy!

 

[tfredrich]

Also check out the super extended hutchinson stopper in this Palmyra Wis. prehutch bottle!!! Bob freaked out when he saw it!It is about 4 1/2 inches long!