Peabody Mineral Springs Bottle [152355]

S127 in Preble, Denver. Preble notes this is Colorado's earliest embossed mineral water. Preble notes in his historical synopsis of Peabody on page 45 that the company may have gotten its start around

Marked Lithia Geneva Mineral Springs, Bottle Holder A. G. Smalley Boston-New York Fred White 1889 Patent Stand is 28" High x 14" Wide. Please see photos and come to the 2 day preview for condition.

Green glass, in good condition. 4"dia X 10"

deep olive amber, deep olive green, emerald green, and near black, comprising three "CONGRESS & EMPIRE", a "CONGRESS", two "HATHORN'S SPRING", a "CLARKE & WHITE", and a "D. A. KNOWLTON", each having a

NEW YORK AND VERMONT MINERAL SPRING WATER BOTTLES, LOT OF TWO, each quart size, comprising a medium yellow olive "VERMONT SPRING / SAXE & CO. / SHELDON, VT." and a deep emerald green "HAWTHORN SPRING

C.1870's, aqua glass, having POLAND WATER on the front and a circular wreath form logo on the upper back and H. Ricker & Sons Proprietors on the lower back, having the original Shaker stopper, 11 1/8"

Circa 1900. One aqua bottle by Rudich Company Charleston SC a Verner Springs Water Co Bottle Greenville, SC and a Glenn Springs Bottle Mineral Water Gleen Springs SC. H9 1/2"

Rare Missisquoi Springs amber mineral water bottle, quart, nice seed bubbles, small nick on lip, ht 9 1/4"

DARK AMBER COLOR H.W. BOSTWICK NO. 574, BROADWAY NEW YORK LOCKPORT GLASS WORKS 8 3/4" Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. will Conduct an ON-SITE and also ON-LI

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

Dark amber square bitters style bottle, 8 inches tall, 2 1/4 inch square. Applied top. Mineral springs M @ I Company. Generally very mint except minor stain on one panel. The Mineral Springs Manufactu

1.) COLORADO SPRINGS/MINERAL WATER CO./COLORADO SPRINGS./COLO. Flint but probably originally purple (slight purple tinge to this viewer). 6 5/8 inches tall with a small 33 on base and No.5 on front ne

Solid Amber Glass Bottle Advertising Coca-Cola, 1911, 7.75" x 2.5", Embossed Coca-Cola Script, Painesville, Oh, Mineral Springs Co, Private Collection, Kansas.

All with chromolithographed paper labels. Four on amber crown cap bottles and unopened, including Red Raven Splits laxative Water, Allegheny Co. Pa., 8" high; plus White Rock Minerals Springs Water, 8

Both from Mineral Springs Bottling Co. Abbeville, GA. One is dated 1914 while the other shows the straight sided Coca Cola bottle on the letterhead. Both come in protective sleeves. Please read and un

19th c Kissingen Water Saratoga Mineral water bottle, sold with an open pontil 3 piece strap molded bottle, hts 7 3/4", 6 3/4"

Jackson's Springs Napa Soda / Natural Mineral Water bottle. This is a light blue aqua colored bottle. Measures 7.25 in. tall and 2.5 in. across base. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be

Mineral water- round, marked 'Geyser Spring Saratoga Springs, State of New York - The Saratoga Spouting Spring', quart, aqua, sloping collared mouth with ring, smooth base. 9 1/4''

ASSORTED MINERAL WATER BOTTLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising an aqua Great Bear Spring, Fulton NY example and a sun-colored amethyst T.T. Fauntleroy, Staunton, VA example. Fulton bottle retaining

Superb 5 1/4" Mineral Springs found in Oklahoma, Great Serrations, Fine Flaking, Authentic Native American Artifact

4 5/8" Mineral Springs Knife. NE Texas. Thin, translucent Edwards Plateau. Ex-Lonnie Hartline, Si Sisemore. Pictured in WW#10, p162. Perino COA

Macbeth Mineral Springs, East Las Vegas NM Stoneware Jug, 7" diameter, 11" tall. "pure Natural Mineral Water/ From the/ Macbeth Mineral Springs/ Peter Roth, proprietor/ East Las Vegas, New Mexico". Fo

1 3/4" Hayes. Mineral Springs Site. Howard Co, AR . Very thin. Gold Kiamichi Chert. Ex-Dave Harvey, Sam Johnson, Kent Westbrook, Joe Shurtleff

Out of the Robert Warrenberg Collection Collected from the mid to late 1900’s