Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
An online site for the western collector of antique bottles, gold rush collectables and early western material culture
Total Pageviews
Search This Blog
Followers
Our Favorite Links
Contributors
- Bill Ham
- California Kid
- California Kid
- Commission Merchant
- Dale
- DemoBrent
- Down-East'49'er
- Dr.Barnes
- Eric McGuire
- Gary
- Golden Plantation
- IXL
- J.F. Cutter Extra
- John O'Neill
- Kentucky Gem
- Lordbud
- Numa.G
- Peachridge Glass
- Rick Simi
- Unknown
- Unknown
- Unknown
- Warren Friedrich
- Westernglassaddict
- cal 49er
- castle
- rtsiri
- soleagent
Blog Archive
-
▼
2015
(110)
-
▼
October
(20)
- More Western Than A Bag of Cowboys
- From Western Director Eric McGuire
- Early "Western" Squares....
- New Almaden
- Western Meds on Ebay
- It's baaaaack !
- Bay City Sodas
- Lets Bring it Back!
- Upcoming Bottle & Collectible Shows
- Crystal Soda Water
- AAA Old Valley
- Hi Rick, I thought you might like to see this dem...
- Mo Spices
- From Cal49er
- D. Ghirardelli & Co.
- Western Embossed Spices
- a couple more SF spice bottles
- Just in from Andrew K.
- Take a look at this recent discovery in the high ...
- Spicing it Up!
-
▼
October
(20)
Labels
- 2009 Western Bitters display. Part 1 (1)
- 2009 Western Bitters display. Part 2 (1)
- 2009 Western Bitters display. Part 3 (1)
- A color comparison (1)
- A pair of Squares (1)
- A trio of western bitters (2)
- African Stomach Bitters (2)
- Alex Von Hunbolt (1)
- Asher Taylor (1)
- Auction reports (5)
- Bennet's (3)
- Bitters Ads (2)
- Bitters Ratings (1)
- Bitters Related Bottles (6)
- Blog sites (1)
- Botanic Bitters (1)
- Bottle auctions (1)
- Bottle blowers are needed. (1)
- Bottle Lingo (1)
- bottle pictures (1)
- Bottle ratings...past and present (1)
- Bottle Shows (15)
- Bottles for Sale (1)
- Brooks (1)
- Bryant's Bitters (1)
- Bryant's Stomach Bitters (1)
- California Bitters (1)
- California Glass Works (1)
- Cassin's (2)
- Cassin's Grape Brandy Bitters (1)
- Colors and shapes (1)
- Cundurango (6)
- Digging News (18)
- digging pictures (1)
- Downieville 09 (3)
- Dr. Boerhaave's Stomach Bitters (1)
- Dr. Henley's (9)
- Dr. Henley's Eye Opener (2)
- Dr. Henley's Wild Grape Root IXL Bitters (1)
- Dr. Lepper (1)
- Dr. Miller's Ratafia (1)
- Dr. Mott's (2)
- Dr. Renz (8)
- Dr. Renz's Herb Bitters (1)
- Dr. Thomas Hall (1)
- Dr. Wonser's (1)
- E. G. Lyons (2)
- Extract of Figs (1)
- Ezra R. (1)
- F. Chevalier (1)
- Federation News (1)
- Figural Bitters (1)
- Glass Works (1)
- Gold Rush Bottles (4)
- Gold rush camps (6)
- Henley's and Hibernia Bitters (1)
- Henley's bitters history (1)
- Holiday (1)
- holiday greetings (1)
- Hostetter's (6)
- Lacours (4)
- Local Bitters (1)
- Mack's (1)
- Mercado's IXXL Bitters (1)
- Mill's Bitters (3)
- Mo Jakes (1)
- More on the "Moonplant" (1)
- Mr. Chalmers (2)
- Newell's (1)
- Oakland Glass Works (1)
- Orizaba (2)
- Other sites (2)
- Paper Labeled Bitters (1)
- PGW (1)
- Pictures (8)
- Recent Acquisitions (4)
- Recent Finds (1)
- Rosenbaums (2)
- Rosenbaums (variant 2) (1)
- SF/ PGW (1)
- SFGW (1)
- Show Reports (1)
- Sided Soda's (1)
- Slick Bitters (1)
- Slug Plates (1)
- Surveys (1)
- Turner Bros. (7)
- Turner Jakes (1)
- Two Squares of a Kind (1)
- Updates (2)
- video (1)
- videos (1)
- Wait's Bitters (1)
- Walkers (1)
- Walkers V. Bitters (1)
- Westen Bitters? (1)
- western bitters of former collectors (1)
- Western Fifiths (1)
- western glass (3)
- western glass. (1)
- western meds (2)
- western soda's (1)
- western whiskey (1)
- Western? (2)
- whiskey fifth's (2)
- whiskey fifths (1)
- Wonser's (1)
- Yerba Buena Bitters (1)
Popular Posts
-
GOLDEN GATE SODA BOTTLE There is no shortage of bottles that refuse to offer up their lineage in the historical record. One... -
THE LINCOLN JAR A very few of these elusive jars have turned up in West Coast collections. Some have assumed that they may have... -
BRYANT’S STOMACH BITTERS Circa: 1857 – 1859 (Bryant’s Cone) G.N.W. Bryant created what has become one of the most sought after bitters conta... -
These two early bitters share some unique characteristics that give some clues to when and where they were made. The variant 1 Dr. Renz...
Thanks Andrew for restoring what I feared was lost. MAX
ReplyDelete