Pictured is the logo proposed by Ferdinand Meyer V for the FOHBC Virtual Museum of American Historical Bottles and Glass project. As Ferdinand's stated, 'you can not go wrong with George Washington'. Take an embossing from a Portrait Flask, put [...]
While researching state-side Glass Museums I came across information regarding the new Shanghai Museum of Glass SHMOG. All I can say is wow! As a designer who frequently works in glass, and a collector of historic and contemporary glass, this is a [...]
Since I joined the Federation and was elected to the Board, I have had the pleasure of working with Bill Baab, A person I had heard so much about about. I thought I would take a moment to [...]
The FOHBC Board Meeting will be on the morning of Friday, 24 June 2011 followed by the General Membership meeting. Please consider coming as there are some really promising new developments.
FOHBC Board Member, Ferdinand Meyer V recently launched a comprehensive Antique Bottles and Glass Resource and News web site called Peachridge Glass. Please take a moment to visit the site. As of 01 June 2011, the site has had over 20,000 [...]
Amateur archaeologists unearth the city's history... Noted on Findlay Antique Bottle Club 18 May 2011 E-Newsletter From the Pensacola News Journal
We suggest that you check out Marianne Dow’s Findlay Antique Bottle Club Official Website and Blog. Marianne is extremely connected and always has the latest news. She tells us that she spends countless hours searching thru other Internet sites for the [...]
Jim Bender, FOHBC member, sent us the following email and picture for post: Hi Ferdinand, I see your site could use a few Union bottles. I have collected them for 20 years now and have all the molds but four. [...]
FOHBC members, Garth & Linda Ziegenhagen report an extremely important new find in a A.P. HOTALING & Co. J.H. CUTTER (embossed crown) WHISKY, PORTLAND. OGN. Garth states that “an 80 year old man had the bottle and was going to put [...]
Mike Newman, FOHBC Board Treasurer, has been collecting antique bottles since 1981. His main interests are colored sodas from Georgia and South Carolina and historical flasks. He likes color runs in both of those categories, as well as runs in umbrella [...]
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