FOHBC Reno Shoot-outs Planned!

So...Do you think you may have the best Drakes or circle J H Cutter? Portions of an email in from Richard Siri and Marty Hall who are the organizers for the FOHBC Reno Expo next July. Ferdinand: Marty and I [...]

Jeff Scharnowske’s Michigan Strap Sided Whiskey Flasks

Ahh…..long 4th of July weekends are for barbecue and BOTTLES! Incoming email and pictures from noted Michigan collector Jeff Scharnowske. Thanks Jeff. Pretty cool. Ferd, was just playing with my straps yesterday, brought them out of the basement and into my kitchen windows, thought [...]

River Swamp Chill & Fever Cure, with embossed Alligator

  by Bill Baab If you collect cures, then the 1884 River Swamp Chill & Fever Cure, with embossed alligator, is probably your heart’s desire, unless one is already in your collection. There are two sizes – large [...]

Soda & Beer Bottles of North America Web Site

FOHBC member Tod von Mechow talked to us during the recent FOHBC National Show and Sale and directed us to his in-depth web site called Soda & Beer Bottles of North America. This site really is a work horse. Tod has [...]

2011-06-29T07:02:01-05:00June 29, 2011|Breweriana, Editor's Picks, Soda Bottles|0 Comments

A Brief History of the Birth of the Modern American Toy Industry in Akron, Ohio

Akronite Samuel C. Dyke ignited the modern toy industry when he automated his factory in 1884. Toy marbles have been around for thousands of years; however, until recently, they were very expensive to produce because they were created [...]

The “The Father of His Country” / Bust of Washington – “Gen. Taylor Never Surrenders” / Bust of Taylor Historical Flask

American Glass Gallery’s Auction #6 opens today. I am in-between meetings here in Nashville today and sneaked a peak at the email notice I just received from American Glass Gallery only to be stopped and stunned on the first auction [...]

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