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[annie44]

another look at the Doyle's and the Soule's... - still doesn't show the bands of color as well as the pic you have Ron - could you post that one?

 

[annie44]

Thanks, Warren.

The Soule's bottle is a much thicker, heavier glass than the Doyle's. Is that always the case? Ron, do you still have the black glass Soule's?

 

[cc6pack]

Annie

CYE

 

[bearswede]

could you post that one?

Here goes, Cindy...


Ron

 

[bearswede]

Ron, do you still have the black glass Soule's?

Here's two... I still have the one on the right... The left one resides in Texas with Gunsmoke...

Ron

 

[annie44]

Very nice! I'm putting one of those on my wish list!

 

[Flaschenjager]

Hi annie44 -
This is kinda weird, but I was bottle hunting (hitting antique shops) in Fredericksburg, VA on the same day as you. I live about 1 1/2 hours southwest of that and rarely/never hunt for glass in that area. We hit many stores and after a 4 PM start.

One shop that closed at five, had tons of glass and CW relics, but 85% of the bottles were English. I need to go back again, 'cause I'm sure we missed some places. . . . .I didn't buy a thing.

 

[annie44]

Meech,
The store with the English bottles is where I found the Dr. Soules Hop Bitters. The Civil War store that I have mentioned on the forums previously is about a mile north of Fredericksburg and the owner has quite a few good bottles and is also a really nice guy with lots of interesting information. If you send me a PM I'll give you his store info/phone number. I live about 45 minutes north of Fredericksburg -always searching for good places to scout for bottles!
Cindy (Annie44)

 

[Jim]

Nice pics, Cindy! You have some beautiful bottles. I love the colors of your Bunker Hill Pickles. The semi-cabin bitters are also sweet! Yours too, Ron. ~Jim