recent local GuntherHess bottles

[GuntherHess]

Couple local items I recently picked up.
I find there iteresting but you probably wont[]

First is a Warfield hutch I dont think I have seen before. All the Frederick hutches are pretty hard to come by. Not sure why, they just are.

 

[GuntherHess]

The other bottle is a smaller sized Dr Fahrney's Health Restorer (on right).
These appear to be manufactured later than the common larger ones.

 

[NCdigger5]

The lip on the hutch seems a bit different than a normal hutch. Is it still a blob?

 

[GuntherHess]

its a hutch closure, just not a well made one I guess

 

[LC]

Super nice color on these two Matt . Thanks for posting them .

 

[capsoda]

Great lookin bottles Matt. Is the top of the hutch off center? Jacob Lipps in pensacola, FL used several different style hutch bottles. I guess the shape of the top depended on the glass house because there are alot of different hutch tops out there. That yellow Fahrney's is super.

 

[GuntherHess]

Is the top of the hutch off center?

No, doesnt seem to be.

 

[baltbottles]

Matt,

Have you ever seen a smooth based aqua squat soda from Frederick?

Chris

 

[GuntherHess]

Not that I can remember. I would guess there must of been at least a few bottlers in Frederick during that time period though. It seems most of the earlier stuff came in from Baltimore on the old National Pike.

 

[phil44]

Those warfields are tough, I've dug many but they were made with inferior glass which didn't hold up too well in the elements, I've never seen a clear one without a ching or a ping. There are aquas. I have one I kept somewhere and its not in very good shape, looks like your has a slight fissure too.

I heard from other diggers there was a squat Shipley, though I never saw one.