Today's Alameda antique fair haul

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Firstly here's an 1870s Rhodes & Lewis Apothecaries San Jose from Judi's table:

 

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Really "cleaned up" today, another of Judi's offerings, a tiny H. Bowman from Oakland:

 

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Judi's table again, said she isn't selling at the Vallejo show due to lack of stock...

 

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World's Drug Store, again from Judi, without "San Francisco" embossed. First met Judi way back in the late 1980s when she sold at the Vallco Antique Fair in Cupertino:

 

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Burnett's Perfumery (G.G. Burnett Apothecary), from San Francisco with monogram, ground stopper missing but pretty rare and cool.[8D]

 

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These pictures just aren't coming out nice and clear, damn digital camera with too many settings and options...an otherwise well-known SF firm Redington & Co. sample size. This one's tiny, about an inch "tall"... "Redington & Co. Manufacturers San Francisco". Wilkie do have one of these in your sample collection?
I'd always heard the Alameda monthly antique show was the place to find stuff. Also found a near-mint embossed Sac'to dose glass
for $6!but couldn't get a decent picture, and two give-away ciggie holders from an SF restaurant from the '40s/'50s, and a Los Gatos/Mountain View advertising yard stick...took three hours to walk the entire show.

 

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I guess you made Judi happy. I don't ever go to Alameda. Way too far my lazy butt to get to at 0400. I'm burned out on Fleas after 40 something yrs of doing them. Heck, I seldom go to the one that is only a few blocks from here. I danged sure ain't gonna go on Easter Sunday, either.

 

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Turns out the embossed Sacramento dose glass is unlisted in Miller's book, or at Bergseng's website.

 

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C. J. Peters Druggist Sacramento, Cal.

 

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Here's a way better, clearer shot of the Burnett's Perfumery I took today *without* the aid of a six pack.