Prospector and "For Pike's Peak" Eagle and "Ceredo" Glass Flask circa 1859, West Virginia

9 H x 4.25 W Inches

GXI-21 Pint & GXI-30 Quart, Prospector  "For  Pike's Peak" / Eagle Flasks, Deep Aquamarine.

19th Century blown green glass flasks - George Washington / Gen. Taylor glass flask; Union with Clasped Hands; For Pike's Peak w/ Eagle Back and embossed "Old Rye" and reverse "Pittsburgh PA". All goo

The three flasks as listed: 1. An aqua glass flask embossed 'For Pike's Peak' with Eagle on the reverse, polished pontil, tooled rim. 2. The olive-green flask with embossed Cornucopia, Flower Urn on t

For Pikes Peak 7 3/4 inch glass flask. Eagle-vagabond-etc. light green. No damage

GXI-36 FOR PIKE'S PEAK - EAGLE PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASK, blue/green, half-pint, Prospector side embossed "FOR PIKES PEAK", eagle side embossed "CREEDO" within the reserve, applied lip, plain base.

GXI-41 FOR PIKES PEAK - EAGLE PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASK, aquamarine, pint, type-11 mouth, prospector side embossed "FOR PIKES PEAK", plain base. Maker unverified. 1840-1860. 7 7/8" H, 3 7/8" WOA.Ne

One with molded "For Pike's Peak" with miner and eagle, 8" H; other double sided eagle mold with Pittsburgh on one side.

Liberty  Eagle, "Willington Glass Co",  Historical Flask, Willington Glass Works,  West Willington, Connecticut Circa 1850-1873.   Golden Amber with an Olive tone, applied  do

Liberty  Eagle, "Willington Glass Co",  Historical Flask, Willington Glass Works,  West Willington, Connecticut  Circa  1850-1873.  Olive Amber  tone, applied double

Large "FOR PIKE'S PEAK" historical glass flask, 1870s, pale aqua, embossed with a miner carrying his tools, reverse with eagle with banner and shield, applied ring lip, 9 1/4" H. Good condition.

Circa 1840-60 "Willington Glass Co, / West Willington Conn" historical amber glass flask with embossed "Liberty" with Federal shield on American Eagle, reverse with company info, deep amber, pint, 7 1

Founded 163 years ago in 1859 by prospectors during the early days of the Pike's Peak Gold Rush, Idaho Springs was at the center of the region's mining district throughout the late nineteenth century.

comprising a green pint GXI-9 and an aquamarine half-pint GXI-10, each having an applied lip, plain bases. Probably Pittsburgh area. 1860-1880. 6 3/8" and 7 1/2" H.Provenance: From the Eddie Tatum est

GXI-9 FOR PIKE'S PEAK - EAGLE PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASK, light green, pint, type-11 mouth, obverse embossed "FOR PIKE'S PEAK", reverse embossed "PITTSBURGH PA" encompassed by the reserve, plain bas

FOUR AMERICAN HISTORICAL GLASS FLASKS19th or 20th CenturyAll in aquamarine.1) Washington/Taylor GI-40A. Height 7”.2) Washington/Taylor. Height 8”.3) Pikes Peak variant GII-21. Height 7.5&#

Lot of 2 Blown Glass Aqua Historical Portrait Flasks - 1) Washington / Taylor, 6 1/2" H. chip to mouth; 2) Pikes Peak, 6" H, as made small roughness of mouth and crack on underside. See photos, darker

Two 35-Star American Parade Flags commemorating West Virginia statehood circa 1863 Printed on cotton, the canton with emblazoned Eagle with bannerette inscribed "E Pluribus Unum," retain original stic

Hand blown in a 2 mold seam, For Pikes Peak aqua family colored glass, obverse with walker and cane, back container over shoulder, reverse side with eagle and banner over an oval panel with nothing in

O. Winston Link(1914-2001)"Hot Shot, East Bound, Iaeger, West Virginia," circa 1955-56Gelatin silver print on paperFrom the edition of unknown size; printed laterSigned and dated in pencil, annotated

1860 Pikes Peak $10 Gold Eagle UNCIRCULATED

George Rodrigue (American/Louisiana, 1944-2013) "Blue Dog with Cypress Trees", 1994 cameo glass in collaboration with Kelsey Murphy and the Pilgrim Glass Company of West Virginia, dated, numbered "7/3

A Civil War 35-Star Camp Color commemorating West Virginia statehood circa 1863-1865 Clamp dyed wool, the stars confiured in a double medallion enclosing three sta pattern, the linen header inscribed

George Rodrigue (American/Louisiana, 1944-2013), limited edition cameo glass "Blue Dog Bowl", designed in collaboration with Kelsey Murphy (20th Century, American/West Virginia) and the Pilgrim Glass