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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Some nice Detective Work on R. C. Dansby
When I posted the information about the Dansby’s Cotton-Patch Bitters from Terrell, Texas, (Read: Where is that Dansby’s Cotton-Patch Bitters from Terrell, Texas?) I came across the above picture of a Drug Store sign in Terrell on Main Street and wondered … Continue reading
Posted in Bitters, Druggist & Drugstore, History, Questions
Tagged Cotton-Patch, Dansby, DeGaugh, F. M. Adams, John Albert DeGaugh, Kaufman County, Marianne Dow, R. C. Dansby, Terrell, texas, Walter Dickson Adams
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Houston 2013 Antique Bottle Show – Showing Off
A little ‘showing off’‘ at the Houston Bottle Show today. Easy to take all my office light tables. Fun to draw attention and sign up FOHBC members (10). HOUSTON 2013 ANTIQUE BOTTLE SHOW 17 August 2013 Houston 2012 Bottle Show: … Continue reading
Posted in Bitters, Bottle Shows, Collectors & Collections, Color Runs
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Where is that Dansby’s Cotton-Patch Bitters from Terrell, Texas?
Where is that Dansby’s Cotton-Patch Bitters from Terrell, Texas? 16 August 2013 (R•082714) (R•031715) (R•031416) This is the only medicine on the market especially for our Southern diseases and we all know that diseases in a Southern climate are different … Continue reading
Posted in Bitters, Druggist & Drugstore, History, Medicines & Cures, Remedy, Tonics, Whiskey
Tagged cotton, Dansby's Cotton Patch Bitters, Dr. Robert Cosby Dansby, Henrietta Green, Kaufman County, Ned Green, R. C. Dansby, Robert A. Terrell, Stock, Terrell, texas, Texas and Pacific Railroad, Whiskey
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Three extraordinary things: Alex Von Humboldts Stomach Bitters, Downieville & Coco
Three extraordinary things: Alex Von Humboldts Stomach Bitters, Downieville & Coco 14 August 2013 At the 2011 Downieville Antique Bottle Show I had the fortune to see, handle and photograph one of the most extraordinary bitters squares I have ever seen, … Continue reading
The Folksy, Girl on a Bicycle Historical Flask
The Folksy Girl on a Bicycle Historical Flask [Updated 14 August 2013] I am very fond of Folk art and especially enjoy seeing art and illustrations on antique bottles like the Travellers Bitters and Pikes Peak Flasks. Yesterday, I was … Continue reading
Posted in Flasks, Folk Art, Historical Flasks, History, Questions
Tagged A. D. & H. C., Bicycle, Carl Sturm, Chambers, Dana Charlton-Zarro, David Whitten, folk art, girl, GXIII-3, Jay Hawkins, Mark Vuono, Nicole Puhlick, Pittsburgh
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Patience Paying Off – Three Amazing Finds
This is my first bitters find and I don’t think I could be any happier… Patience Paying Off – Three Amazing Finds Hi Ferdinand! Cody Zeleny here, Just thought I would share some more recent finds that I am really … Continue reading
Posted in Bitters, Collectors & Collections, Digging and Finding, Flasks, Historical Flasks
Tagged Bicycle, bitters, Cody Zeleny, Flask, GV-4, GXIII-3, Historical, John Moffat, Phoenix, Railroad
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Dr. Stanley’s South American Indian Bitters
Dr. Stanley’s South American Indian Bitters 11 August 2013 (R•111215) Currently on ebay there is a nice example of a Dr. Stanley’s South American Indian Bitters (see listing below). Yet another Indian name for a bitters product. The color of … Continue reading
Posted in Bitters, Druggist & Drugstore, eBay, History, Medicines & Cures
Tagged Alfred G. Stanley, bitters, Dr. A. G. Stanley, Dr. Stanley, Dr. W. H. Uhler, eBay, England, Frederick A. Stanley, Gratz Driving Park and Horticultural Society, Gratz Fair Association, Indian, London, Lykens Agricultural Society, Lykons, Mary Spoeri, Pennsylvania, Peter Boully, Roberts & Son, Salisbury, South American
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Photographs and Images of People Drinking – Part VI
Photographs and Images of People Drinking – Part VI PART VI of a Series 10 August 2013 Presenting the Sixth Gallery of vintage pictures of “People Drinking” This is a continuation of: Photographs of People Drinking – Part I Photographs and Images … Continue reading
Cataloging of Bitters Bottles – Bill Ham
Cataloging of Bitters Bottles – Bill Ham 09 August 2013 (R•040519) Cataloging of bitters by the various authors has been an ongoing and evolving process. Each new publication has added and increased the information. The additional information in each publication … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Bitters, Color, History, Price Guides, Publications
Tagged Art Umberger, Betty Wilson, Bill Ham, Bill Wilson, bitters, Carlyn Ring, J. H. Thompson, Jeff Wichmann, Jewel Umberger, Richard Watson, Western
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