From the Grand Rapids Bottle Show, 2015:

[Robby Raccoon]

Her inkwell has some nice features, though--like patina. The stopper still has the rubber.

 

[Robby Raccoon]

Philip's Milk f Magnesia, still soaking. It had a lot of white, hardened powder in it still. It's hand-tooled with a date of 1906 on it.

 

[Robby Raccoon]

Gravitating Stopper, supposed "hutch" *cough-not-in-cough-my-opinion-cough,* (notice that it shows signs of having had a bail, too) and blob. http://hutchbook.com/Bottle%20Directory/HutchSearchResults.aspx?Primary_Name=A.+Luders+%26+Co.+&Manufacturer=&City=Muskegon&Color=&County=&Mold_Type=&State=MI&Plate_Type=&Territory=&Pictures=&Region=&Start_Height=&End_Height=&Country=&Start_Width=&End_Width=&Bottle_Number=&Start_Marked_Year=&End_Marked_Year=&Sub_Categories=&Shape=&All_Embossing=&Rarity=&Front_Embossing=&Added=&Back_Embossing=&Updated=&Base_Embossing=&Comments=&Find_Hutches=Find+Hutchinsons&Source=Attributes

 

[Robby Raccoon]

Oh!!!! I forgot to take a photo, but I got a circa 1912 crown-cap (Cork-lined, new-looking) for Muskegon Brewing Co.!

 

[BellwoodBoys]

Really nice amber blob!! The other finds are great too.

 

[hemihampton]

Your Luders some might call a Squat or Pony bottle I think they call them. Looks 1870's. Congrats on all the nice pick ups. LEON.

 

[Robby Raccoon]

Thank you both. It was wonderful.The amber blob is really nice.The Luders, Leon, I agree. Now to fix the Hutchbook one.

 

[hemihampton]

The Hutchbook one might of had a slightly different shape then yours. LEON.

 

[sandchip]

Great embossing on the amber.

 

[iggyworf]

Great local stuff. Glad you had a good time. Thanx for sharing pics.