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Keene, NH Show Oct 10th
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Wheelah23
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What a great show! I got to meet John (Cookie) and a bunch of other fellow collectors, definatly going back next year. Here's a few things I picked up...
Common and semi-common meds I didn't have. One of the sellers literally had about 30 sample-size Kilmers for $1 each. Most had damage, but I found 2 in good condition. Also a pontiled puff that may have gotten too close to a fire, Winslows, and a Champlin.
Lipman & Son and a common Ebling Brewing Co.
This must have been one of the very last Liquizones ever produced. I didn't realize they went under a name change and I had no idea they were still in business in 1916. Also, a labled Wyeth with all its contents.
A Schultz tenpin and a pontiled 3 piece mold black glass import. Really crude.
Quart blob with a Thatcher Closure. Brady Bros.
This one is really clean. Geo F. Hewitt (Misspelled "Hewett").
Osgood's India Cholacogue. This is the smooth base varient. It looks like it would be pontiled, but it has a key-mold base.
The best bottle of the day, a German beer bottle in honey amber. A real shiner in my opinion. It reads: "Original-Abzug/SCHUTZ/(Trade mark)/MARKE (Other side) Eigenthum/Der/ ACTIEN-/BIERBRAUSEREI/in HAMBURG/ST.PAUL". Can anyone speek German[
]?
``Michael
Common and semi-common meds I didn't have. One of the sellers literally had about 30 sample-size Kilmers for $1 each. Most had damage, but I found 2 in good condition. Also a pontiled puff that may have gotten too close to a fire, Winslows, and a Champlin.
Lipman & Son and a common Ebling Brewing Co.
This must have been one of the very last Liquizones ever produced. I didn't realize they went under a name change and I had no idea they were still in business in 1916. Also, a labled Wyeth with all its contents.
A Schultz tenpin and a pontiled 3 piece mold black glass import. Really crude.
Quart blob with a Thatcher Closure. Brady Bros.
This one is really clean. Geo F. Hewitt (Misspelled "Hewett").
Osgood's India Cholacogue. This is the smooth base varient. It looks like it would be pontiled, but it has a key-mold base.
The best bottle of the day, a German beer bottle in honey amber. A real shiner in my opinion. It reads: "Original-Abzug/SCHUTZ/(Trade mark)/MARKE (Other side) Eigenthum/Der/ ACTIEN-/BIERBRAUSEREI/in HAMBURG/ST.PAUL". Can anyone speek German[
]?
``Michael
Wheelah23
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ORIGINAL: Blackglass
This one is really clean. Geo F. Hewitt (Misspelled "Hewett").
This one is beautiful! Love the German blob too. I love all blobs... [8D]
I dug a med in a similar shape to the second bottle from the right in your first picture. Wonder if they were from the same company?
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