Rare Color JK/B Eagle Masonic Pint Flask Ex-McKearin

First quarter 19thC. No chips or cracks. Wear on the high points. Ledlie Laughlin purchased this from the 1931 (April 10) McKearin NYC sale for $350. The two-part 1931 McKearin glass auction catalog i

First quarter 19thC. No chips or cracks. A bluish aqua masonic pint flask, purchased from McKearin in NYC for $135 on April 10, 1931.

First quarter 19thC. No cracks HOWEVER, has an internal clamshell fissure 1/2" on the top rim. Otherwise fine, especially for this rare bottle in a rare color.

"Masonic/Eagle" historical flask, half pint, McKearin GIV-25, probably Keene, NH, light olive amber, ht 6"

First half 19thC. No chips or cracks. Nice color. Purchased in Ithaca NY from Viola Graham during March 1927 for $25.

GII-30 AQUA PINT PONTIL SCAR CONSIDERED RARE BY MCKEARIN AND AMBER DOUBLE EAGLE FLASK PINT 6", 5 3/4"H Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. will Conduct an ON-SI

Rare GIV-37 Eagle Pictorial Historical 6 3/4"T Flask: Light Green Pint Flask has Shielded Eagle with T.W.D. On One Side. Reverse has Sheaf of Wheat and Harvesting Tools Within Masonic Arch. Rough Pont

Ex-McKearin. First half 19thC. No cracks, HOWEVER, there are shallow chips on the very top edge of the mouth. Hard to spot unless you use your fingers to feel it. Purchased from George McKearin, NY NY

First half 19thC. No chips or cracks. Aquamarine seems to be a rare color in this particular mold. Purchased for $60 from Gertrude Hall, Buffalo NY 1927. Pictured in the Magazine Antiques Vol XXXVIII

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Deep olive-rare mold and color. Purchased from Frances Carey of Haddonfield NJ for $45 in April 1930.

Keene NH pint whiskey flask with embossed Eagle and Masonic design no chips or cracks, 7 1/2" h x 4"w

First quarter 19thC. Super rare deep reddish "chocolate" color. No chips or repairs. Does not stand up squarely on it's base due to an uneven bottom surface. Had some sort of tape to keep it upright.

Rare Deep Amber Red Color Pint, Applied  collar with band. Union Clasped Hands in  Slender shield w/ 13 stars - Eagle plain  shield long spindly olive branch. smooth  bottom. Excel

Double Eagle Coventry, Conn Glass Works.   GII-70. Dark Olive-Green Color. GV-6 Pint.  Outstanding Color . 1840-1860. Plain Lip,  Pontil Mark.. Design on Oval Panels Large  America

Circa 1830, Keene, New Hampshire. Masonic flask in amber to olive color. The piece is well detailed and in good condition throughout. Good wear to base for age. H7 1/2" Note: Sold from the collection

bright lime green, pint, central Masonic Arch with an All-Seeing Eye above a triangle surrounding a G, reverse having an Eagle with ribbon and a concave eight-point star within a reserve, wide neck wi

GIV-2 MASONIC ARCH - FEDERAL EAGLE PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASK, light to medium olive green, pint size, bold embossing with Masonic Arch obverse and an eagle at reverse with "HS" inside an oval medal

Flask- Masonic arch- Eagle and banner above oval panel with eight pointed star, GIV-5, pint, green, ribbed edges, scarred base. 7''h

GIV-29. Olive half pint blown-molded with crescent, hour glass and twin pillars (Boaz and Jachin) on both sides. Attributed to the Coventry Glass Works Coventry Connecticut. 6 inches.

Flask- Masonic arch and emblems- Eagle and banner above oval panel marked 'IP', vertically ribbed edges, GIV-1, pint, blue green, tooled mouth, scarred base. 7 1/2''

light green, pint, sheared mouth, faint rough pontil mark. Louisville, Kentucky Glass Works. 1840-1860. 7 7/8" H.Literature: McKearin/Wilson - American Bottles & Flasks and Their Ancestry, p. 56, GII-

Second quarter 19th century attributed to Monongahela and early Pittsburgh District. Rare light green pint GIV-36 with Farmer's Arms and ship "Franklin". Interior bubbles, small broken blister on bott

Double Eagle "Granite" "Glass. Co" /  "Stoddard" / "NH",  GII-81. Olive-Amber  Color. Pint. 1840-1860. Plain Lip, Pontil  Mark. Strong Embossing, Beautiful Color.

First quarter 19thC. No cracks, no chips. Purchased from George S. McKerin NYC on April 22, 1931, and this flask is pictured as lot #231 in the catalog.