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Tag Archives: Jim Schmidt
Civil War Soldier’s Folk Art Carved Whimsy Bottle & Letter
From my friend Jim Schmidt …“check out this lovely folk art in a bottle”. I think this is pretty cool. Think you will too. Please take the time to visit the listing, look at all of the pictures, read the wonderful … Continue reading
2012 Houston Antique Bottle Show – Rain or Shine!
Well I missed the Friday ‘early bird’ set-up because my flight from the East Coast was 8 hours late and our airports were shut down for a good while backing all air traffic up. Seems like Houston had 10+ inches … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Bitters Bottles, Bottle Shows, Bottles and Extras, Civil War, Collectors & Collections, Color Runs, Druggist & Drugstore, Ephemera, Figural Bottles, FOHBC News, Medicines & Cures, Painted Label, Soda Bottles
Tagged bitters, Brad Seigler, Dan Cowman, David Cole, Drakes, ferdinand meyer, fohbc, Houston Bottle Shoe, Jim Schmidt, Lincoln Tea, Medicines, weather
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St. Nicholas Stomach Bitters – Gentry & Otis – New, York
My friend and Civil War medicine authority Jim Schmidt (visit Civil War Medicine (and writing) found this great advertisement for St. Nicholas Stomach Bitters (see below). As Jim puts it “I just LOVE how they made a bottle part of … Continue reading
Dr. Von Hopf’s Curacoa or Curaco (or Curacao) Bitters
It is always exciting to hear and get information about a Bitters bottle that I do not have. In this case it is the recently surfaced (dug) DR. HOPF’S CURACO BITTERS in a yellow amber (pictured below). The bottle is in … Continue reading
Posted in Bitters Bottles, Digging and Finding, eBay
Tagged Chamberlain & Co., Curacoa Bitters, Des Moines, Dr. Von Hopf's, Iowa, Jim Schmidt, Linn County, Marion, Norman W. Owens
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A letter for Davenport’s Celebrated Jaundice Bitters?
Ferd – Thought you would like the attached 1849 letter I recently added to my collection…from George Dixon in Dedham, Mass. to William Potter in South Dartmouth, Mass. He is inquiring as to the stock of medicines that Potter has … Continue reading
N. Jenkins N.O Rheumatism & Gout Annihilator
N.O means New Orleans Tim Henson forwarded me an email and pictures of an interesting bottle that I have not seen before. I love the ‘Rheumatism & Gout Annihilator’ part. New Orleans bottles are always fun to look at. There … Continue reading
Dr. J. Boveedods Imperial Wine Bitters
From Civil War authority Jim Schmidt (Spring, Texas) (see Civil war Medicine (and Writing): was “mining” some 1861 Galveston papers this evening and came across some bitters ads… Wow, what was this New York Bitters doing in a Galveston, Texas … Continue reading
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
Dr. Petzold’s Genuine German Bitters – Patent Medicine
My friend and Civil War author, Jim Schmidt (see Civil War Medicine) sent me a link today for an eBay listing for a Baltimore Letterhead dated 1887 for a Dr. Petzold’s Genuine German Bitters – Patent Medicine. The listing on eBay … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Bitters Bottles, Collectors & Collections, eBay, Ephemera, Stoneware
Tagged Baltimore, bitters, Civil War, Dr. Petzold's, eBay, Genuine, German, Jim Schmidt, Meyer, stoneware
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