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Category Archives: Druggist & Drugstore
Old Carolina Bitters – Charleston
Old Carolina Bitters | Charleston The most delightful and healthful Tonic ever introduced to the Southern Trade I wrote a post earlier today on the extremely rare SUMTER BITTERS from Charleston, South Carolina (Read: Sumter Bitters – The Great Southern … Continue reading
Sumter Bitters – The Great Southern Tonic
Bottle picture by Tom Leveille Where the American Civil War Began Decades of growing strife between North and South erupted in civil war on April 12, 1861, when Confederate artillery opened fire on this Federal fort in Charleston Harbor. Fort … Continue reading
Posted in Bitters Bottles, Civil War, Digging and Finding, Druggist & Drugstore, History, News
Tagged bitters, centennial, Charleston, Civil War, Confederate, Davis, Dowie, Druggists, flag, Fort Sumpter, Henry Ward Beecher, Lincoln, Major Robert Anderson, Moise, Old Carolina, Phil Edmunds, President, Southern, Tom Leveille, Tonic, wholesale
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Bennett’s Stomach Bitters – A real puzzler
In from my friend, Civil War authority Jim Schmidt: see: CIVIL WAR MEDICINE (AND WRITING) * Thanks to Rick DeMarsh for token, and newspaper submissions. Stomach Bitters 1.75 Sure Death to Rats 2.00 1866 D.M. Bennett bill-head from … Continue reading
Prickly Ash Bitters – Meyer Brothers Drug Company
Dana Charlton-Zarro asked the following question over on facebook. How many have a bottle with their name embossed? This got me thinking about the Meyer Brothers Prickly Ash Bitters. One of my other brothers is Charles Meyer (Chuck) who is … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Bitters Bottles, Collectors & Collections, Druggist & Drugstore, Ephemera, Facebook, History, Questions, Trade Cards
Tagged Ash, bitters, Charlton-Zarro, Christian F. G. Meyer, Chuck Meyer, Dana, Ferdinand Meyer V, Fort Wayne, Germany, Hanover, indiana, Kansas City, Meyer Brothers, Prickly, St. Louis
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E & S FREY, BALTIMORE Druggist’s Label Restoration by Chris Rowell
Ferd, I finally had time to finish up the restoration of the E & S FREY Baltimore druggist’s label. This circa 1860 label is on a large aqua cylinder that I picked up last month at the Baltimore antique bottle … Continue reading
Edward Wilder and his Building Bottles
This weekend I was cataloging a bottle from Edward Wilder, who was a Wholesale Druggist in Louisville, Kentucky. I purchased the bottle from John Pastor at the Yankee Bottle Show in Keene, New Hampshire this past October 2011. Typically I … Continue reading
Apothecary – A Collection of Images
I wanted to post some interesting Apothecary pictures that I have accumulated. Just archiving this information for the Virtual Museum. Like my 3rd grade teacher always said “write it down and you will remember”. [from Wikipedia] Apothecary is a historical … Continue reading
Posted in Apothecary, Druggist & Drugstore, Medicines & Cures, Museums, Utility Bottles, Virtual Museum
Tagged Apothecary, medical, Patent Medicines, pharmacist, pharmacy, physicians, surgeons
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Glass Artiste – Carlos Morales
Popping up on a number of antique glass blog sites recently is new information (at least to me) on an artist and designer named Carlos Morales. He works and develops still life’s in glass which is right up my alley. … Continue reading
Burdock Blood Bitters – Part III – Labeled Bottle and More
Part III from my friend and noted Civil War author Jim Schmidt…Make sure you visit his blog site and sign up to receive his posts. [from Jim Schmidt] In this third and final post in a 3-part series on Burdock … Continue reading
The Owl Drug Co. – Let’s give a Hoot
Ferdinand: Per our conversation, the following information pertains to The Owl Drug Company of San Francisco. I have created a blog entitled the Owl Drug Collectors Blog where you will find 16 postings as of this week pertaining to different … Continue reading






