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Popular Posts
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Here is a pair of early western squares in shades of puce and green. The "large" size Rosenbaum's Bitters, N.B. Jacobs & C... -
I don't know about all of you but I sure have enjoyed the discussion and pictures of the Cassin's Grape Brandy Bitters that has been... -
When the weather gets warm and the ground gets hard, in the flatlands, the high country is the place to be if your looking to dig some bottl... -
Anyone seen one of these ?? Here's a bottle I pulled out this wknd. Sure has a Western blown look and feel to the glass and embossin...
Oh yeah, those get my blood up and movin'. I have only dug one green jake, a McM & K. For some reason, there are more of them in colors than any others. Lyons is prob'ly No 2. Any are exceedingly hard to dig in mint condition.
ReplyDeleteHey, Those look familiar, Nice Grouping Great Color :C) Dr.Barnes.
ReplyDeleteHey Doc,
ReplyDeleteThey should look familiar.
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