Pontiled Lawrences Indian Pain Killer St Louis Mo

[bottlekid76]

Thanks so much guys! []

Matt- I know what you mean, there's alot of time and effort that goes into it. Yeah, lol I picked up a really clean Lyon's just the other day. They were almost giving it away so I had to pick it up.

Brian- Yeah, I seen you called. Sorry about missing it, I have been working some mixed hours to cover some training for a couple guys. I'll try and give ya a call soon. hope you had a great New years!

Thanks Doug, I know man, it's even better in person. If we run into each other at a St. Louis show i'd like to show it to you.

~Tim

 

[bottlekid76]

Hey Doug, your PM box is full. I was wanting to ask you a question about something when you get a chance.

~Tim

 

[appliedlips]

I look forward to it Tim. My inbox is emptied, Thank you

 

[icollectfruitjars]

Tim, there is also a Lawrence Fever and Ague Bitters bottle of somewhat similar shape, but in a deep dark green. A friend of mine dug it a few years back. Only one known that I know of. I'm not sure if they are related. If I can find my pic of it I'll post it.

 

[bottlekid76]

Hi Phil,

I bet that's a smoker. I'd love to see a pic of it if you're able to find it!

All the best,
~Tim

 

[icollectfruitjars]

Tim, still looking but I forgot to mention that it is marked St. Louis as well.

 

[bottlekid76]

Hope you can find it Phil, it has to be the same Lawrence I would say. I'd love to have a photo of it for my records. Do you remember if it was pontiled?

~Tim

 

[icollectfruitjars]

Tim, here's the bottle. I know I've got a few extra photos, but can't find them right now. The bottle is paneled and has Lawrence on one panel and St. Louis, Mo on another. Sorry I can't remember the last panel. I'm pretty sure it was pontiled.

 

[bottlekid76]

Wow, that is awesome Phil. What a great bottle! I'm assuming it was dug in St. Louis? I didn't see a listing for it in the Ring/Ham book. That is really nice!!

~Tim

 

[icollectfruitjars]

Tim, it was dug in St. Louis within the last three or four years.