Trio of Crusted Butte Hutch Bottles [151509]

Trio of Crested Butte Hutch bottles. 1. ORESCHNICK & YOKES/CRESTED BUTTE/COLO. 6 7/8" tall. Light aqua hutch soda bottle. Rare 1902 & only used within that year. The second most difficult to come by,

2 Telluride, Colorado hutch bottles. 1. HIPPLER & BRICKSON/TELLURIDE/COLO Aqua, 6 7/8" tall. Wiped top. Marked 33 I. G. CO. on reverse near base. Circa 1894-95, according to Preble. Light case wear di

1. THE HARVEY MOULTON/MERC. Co./CRIPPLE CREEK/COLO. Purple, 6 1/2" tall. Wiped top. Cir. - 1910. One 1/4" shallow, open bubble on right rear base, otherwise the bottle is very near mint. Preble S612.

1. SILVERTON BOTTLING CO./SILVERTON/COLO. Aqua, 6 5/8" tall. Wiped top. Cir. -1896-98. Light haze to exterior surface. Potstone imbedded in glass on reverse (no flaring off of potstone).Bottle appears

4 Glenwood Springs, Colorado hutch bottles. As identified by Preble, their descriptions are as follows:1.) E.S. HUGHES , S183. Aqua & dates c.1892-99. Measures 6 1/4 inches tall. Some dirt and haze wi

1. THE CARBONATED/BOTTLING WORKS/I.FOX/DENVER,COLO. Clear, 6 3/4" tall. Wiped top. Number 10 marked on the front near base. The base is marked with an oval circle with a line through the center. Cir.-

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1. J.C. CROSS/KINGFISHER/O.T. in tombstone slug plate. Aqua, 6 1/4" tall. 1899 Kingfisher Directory lists J.C. Cross - Brewer Agents, Pabst Bottling Works, Kingfisher Bottling Works. Lip has three sma

1. JAMES DASCOMBE/DENVER/COL Aqua, 6 1/2" tall. Applied top. UNLISTED VARIANT Marked C & CO on reverse near base. Cir. - 1881-1883. Slight roughness to the lip. Overall haze with some stain on the ext

1, OIL CENTER BOTTLING WKS/JOHN H. KELLEY/FLORENCE/COLO. Purple, 6 3/4" tall. Cir.-1890-98. Wiped top. Number 20is marked on the front near the base. UNLISTED VARIANT - Preble S169 except bottom marke

G A MONTAG/BUENA VISTA/COL Bright green, 7 5/8" tall. Applied top. Preble dates this c. 1887-88. Made at Colo. Glass Works. Still contains metal stopper. One nick to outside rim with corresponding bru

ALL INDIAN TERRITORY RARE HUTCHES; ALL DAMAGED BUT RARE & COOL.1.) CHICKASHA/BOTTLING WORKS/CHICKASHA, I.T. Aqua & 6 1/2 inches tall. Note damage and roughness around the neck. Cloudy exterior and it

1.) CITY/BOTTLING WORKS/PUEBLO, COLO. Deep purple & 6 5/8 inches tall! A real beauty to behold! Unmarked base, case wear and scratches evident on exterior, yet do not detract from the appeal. Minor ni

AUSTIN & WILKER/MANUFACTURERS OF/CARBONATED BEVERAGES/SILVER CLIFF COLO The only hutch soda listed for Silver Cliff. 6 3/4" tall. Dates c.1882-83 according to Preble. RARE. Aqua in color. Overall haze

KELLY & HANAHAN A rare & unlisted Leadville soda bottle. 7" tall. Aqua in color with a semi-hazy clarity. Pinprick bubbling at lip & shoulders. Minor nicks around the base. Slight residue on front and

HENRYGWURTZ/GRAND/JUNCTION COLO Aqua, 6 1/4" tall. Wiped top. Made by American Glass Works Limited, Pittsburgh, PA (1880-1905). Interior stain discoloration on base and shoulder. Exterior glass has ge

OLATHE BOTTLING WORKS/ OLATHE/COLO 6 5/8" tall. The ONLY Olathe Bottling Works hutch bottle we have! Purple in color, clear in appearance; Some minor scuffs on the reverse & light scratch marks across

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On January 5, 1859, during the Colorado gold rush, prospector George A. Jackson discovered placer gold at the present site of Idaho Springs, where Chicago Creek empties into Clear Creek. It was the fi

La Junta is located along the Arkansas River, 68 miles east of Pueblo & along the Old Sante Trail.1.) THE ARKANSAS VALLEY BOTTLING WORKS/LA JUNTA/COLORADO. Aqua & measures 6 7/8 inches tall. Base is u

MONTROSE/BOTTLING/CO. 6 1/2" tall. Rare Montrose, Colorado hutch bottle. Dates c. 1896-1900 according to Preble. Aqua in color with mostly nice clarity except for at shoulder. Appears to have a layer

C. WONDERLY/ LAJUNTA/COLO. This particular C. W. Wonderly bottle is unlisted. The main difference is the name on the slug plate that reads C. Wonderly. The middle W was omitted. Agua bottle, 6 5/8", w

THE.NORTH.WESTERN/BOTTLING.CO/KREMMLING/COLO. 6 1/2" tall. Light gray to nearly clear in color with minimal bubbling within the glass. Lip has minor scratches around the outside & a small nick. Stampe

GOLDEN BOTTLING CO/GOLDEN/COLO 6 5/8" tall. The only Golden, Colorado hutch bottle, dates c. 1904-05, according to Preble. Clear in color, nice clarity, bubbling within the glass. A number 20 stamped