Snow is leaving, finally – Rick DeMarsh
Here we go with the April 2014 group of pictures culled from a few of the web and Facebook sites that we all like. My favorite is the picture above from Rick DeMarsh. Simply stunning. Less pictures from previous months. Less snow too! Spring has sprung.
April 2014 – Antique Bottle & Glass
P H O T O G A L L E R Y
01 May 2014
Pretty excited to add this THOMPSON’S FINE BLACK INK (left) to my collection. Here it is with a couple other extremely rare New England pieces. These bottle just LOVE the sunshine!! – Michael George
Wanted Pittsburgh clasped hands flask in different colors. Top dollar paid – Chip Cable
Tankers – Bruce Silva
Had the shade pulled on a sunny afternoon and was surprised at the sun casting a shadow threw the blind and showing the killa whittle on these 2 half pint flasks a whitney and lgco…. thought it was pretty cool photo….. – John Nicholson
The latest window shot… – Jeff Noordsy
See More: Pictures at an Exhibition – Noordsy Gallery
Two of my earliest demijohns as well as two of my favorites – Dale Santos
Is there anyone on this page who likes Stoddards? (insert internet winky here) – Jeff Noordsy
What was Jeff Noordsy’s question this morning?? – Cindy Suter
Still amped about the new demi and hope it fits in with the family. – Woody Douglas
It’s a rainy day so thought I’d snap a picture of some rare Bixbys that I’ve kept from the collection I used to have. A couple rare colors, a rare mold from 1883 with the patent date on the side in crude block letters, an 1880s tin that copies their shoe polish bottle, and a crude smooth base umbrella ink from the late 1860s, the oldest Bixby bottle I’ve ever seen. – Bill Steele
A couple of nice Tweddle’s sodas. The green one has a wild funky bubble that’s pretty cool – Tim Henson
Here is a picture of some of my colored druggists I took last fall. – James Viguerie
Up for your consideration we have four fresh dug mold blown privy finds.These Antique Pharmacy Bottles from Reading, Pa. are in good condition but have some lite stain. – ebay
Three of my favorite labeled sodas. I think the Chero Cola label from Columbus, Ga. is the most interesting of all. Though a common old soda, it’s not often seen with this label, which dates to around 1916. Chero Cola survives to this day, but is today known as RC Cola. – Dale Nichols
My little collection of Blown Three Mold. – Woody Douglas
Spring has sprung just green barrels popping up so far, today made a trip this morning to get the Greeley’s Bourbon Bitters in mint condition color is hard to call, I guess when it rain it pours. Also picked a new camera to make Gerard Dauphinais happy, hope the pic is better than yesterday. – Lou Holis
See More Galleries:
See: August 2013 – Antique Bottle & Glass Photo Gallery
See: September 2013 – Antique Bottle & Glass Photo Gallery
See: October 2013 – Antique Bottle & Glass Photo Gallery
See: November 2013 – Antique Bottle & Glass Photo Gallery
See: December 2013 – Antique Bottle & Glass Photo Gallery
See: January 2014 – Antique Bottle & Glass Photo Gallery
