...located in the beautiful High Desert of Eastern Oregon
...located in the beautiful High Desert of Eastern Oregon
PHOTOS and LINKS Page
Pint "scroll" flasks in rare colors - American, ca. 1845-1860
Northeastern Nevada High Desert Scene (near Montell0) - September
2009
A few pictures of the bottles from the collection.
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From left to right above:
San Francisco Glass Works quart wax seal fruit jar (1870-1880),
Web's A No. 1 Tonic with label & contents (1900-1910), and quart
Washington - Taylor flask (GI-37) in stunning emerald green (1860-1870).
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Lindsey's Blood Searcher
variations - 5 distinct proprietary molds spanning
50 years.
(Listed age ranges are approximate.)
LINKS TO OTHER GREAT WEB SITES
My eBay page - This takes you to my eBay based webpage.
American Bottle
Auctions - The West's only bottle auction house.
Historic Glasshouse Website - Great bottle information and
bottles for sale site.
Jeff & Holly's Bottle Page - Website of one of the best antique
bottle e-Sellers.
Antique-Bottles.net -
THE website for antique bottle
inter-collector communications.
Antique Bottles of
Baltimore - Name describes it all. Nice site.
Cape May County Bottle Collectors (NJ) - Ed & Mark Runyon's site about that county's bottles (and more).
Federation of Historic Bottle Collectors Home Page
BottleAuction.com
- A great source of quality bottles from a quality place.
www.bottlemysteries.com - A
new website by Red Matthews on bottles.
Old Sachem Bitters and Wigwam Tonic barrels in an array of colors.
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For general questions about bottle manufacturing, age, type, and a wealth of other historic bottle related information consider visiting the... Historic Glass Bottle Identification & Information Website This is a comprehensive website devoted to the identification of American made bottles produced between 1800 and 1950s. This new web based resource was created by the author of this High Desert Antique Bottle & Medicinal Tonic Website in a cooperative effort between the Bureau of Land Management (my ex- employer; I'm now retired) and the Society for Historical Archaeology. It is intended to be a tool for bottle collectors, archaeologists, and the general public in identifying the type and approximate age of just about any bottle made in the U.S. or Canada during the period listed. Even in its not quite (but very close) complete form the site contains a wealth of information that can help answer many of the bottle questions a viewer of may have. |
Crater Lake National Park - first snowfall in late October 2005 (Photo by website author)
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Hildebrandt, Posner & Co. Pint flask & cylinder "fifth" San Francisco, CA. - 1880s |
Lindsey's Blood
Searcher Light blue-green with red iron pontil Hollidaysburg, PA. - 1850-1860 |
Click here to go to the Historicbottles.com Homepage.
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