Golden Gate Bottling Works Chas. Roschmann San Francisco

Circa 1900, quart, tooled top. A rare San Francisco beer, this is the variant without the embossed bear on the front side. A few small pings and flea bites around the base. Some light scratching around the neck and top, possibly from cleaning the wire bail off the bottle.

H.A Peterson Watsonville Cal

Circa 1900, quart, tooled top, PCGW on base. A rare beer from Watsonville, CA. With original bail, but it appears to be rusted shut.

John Weiland Export Beer John Tons, Agent

Circa 1900, quart, applied top. An attractive golden amber example loaded with whittle. A few 1/8" surface pings and light scratches on reverse. There is a line in the middle of the embossing that resembles a filled in scratch, but upon examination appears to be a run of microbubbles.

Martin Bros. Angels

Circa 1900, quart, tooled top, PCGW on base. With original bail and stopper, possibly a basement find. A rare beer from the small Gold Country town of Angels Camp.

National Bottling Co. San Francisco Cal. AD. B. Lang

Circa 1900, quart, tooled top. With original bail and stopper, possibly a basement find. Another National, this time a variant with a slight change to Adolph Lang's name.

National Bottling Co. San Francisco Cal. Adolph B. Lang

Circa 1900, quart, tooled top, PCGW on base. A scarce San Francisco beer. Shallow 1/4" flake off base, see photos.

National Bottling Works 525 Grove Street San Francisco

Circa 1900, quart, tooled top. This is the rarer variant with the 525 Grove Street address. A medium amber with some light crudity and bubbles.

Original Budweiser C. Conrad & Co

Circa early 1880s, quart, applied top, monogram on base. A classic C. Conrad & Co.'s Original Budweiser, produced during the brief period when Carl Conrad marketed the beer prior to the Anheuser-Busch takeover. In better condition than most, with no major issues. Some minor exterior etching on parts of the neck and a light scratch or two. Ex Bryan Grapentine.

Peter Mugler Brewer Sisson Cal

Circa 1900, quart, tooled top. With original stopper. A scarce Northern California beer in a nice honey amber. 1/4" chip off top of lip, see photos.

Property of Fredericksburg Brewery San Jose Cal.

Circa 1890s, quart, applied top. A beautiful German blown Freddy in a red amber loaded with whittle. A small amount of rust below the top, likely from the wire bail.

Raspiller Brewing Co. West Berkeley

Circa 1900, quart, tooled top. A scarce beer from West Berkeley. A few light scuffs and a partially opened 1/4" exterior bubble.

U.S. Bottling Co. John Fauser & Co. San Francisco

Circa 1890s, quart applied top. A scarce San Francisco beer. Red amber with quite a bit of whittle. 1/8" bruise on edge of base.

O.A. Brehler Druggist Sanger, Cal

S.A. Palmer Druggist Santa Cruz Cal.

Circa 1910, 7 1/4", tooled top. A rare amber citrate from Santa Cruz, CA. These are often in very rough shape, but this example appears to be in better shape than most. A small scratch or two and a few minor 1/8" bruises is all we can find.

Mueller's Pharmacy Acheson Bldg. Berkeley, Cal

Circa 1910, 8", tooled top. A rare citrate from Bekeley, CA. Mueller's Pharmacy was located in the well known Acheson building, built in 1908 on University Avenue. This example is free of any stain or issues.

Labeled Citrate of Magnesia

Circa 1900, 7", tooled top. Retains a partial Citrate of Magnesia label that appears to read "Gridley Pharmacy, C.M. Rankin." While only the "C.M." initials are clearly legible, the attribution is likely correct, as C.M. Rankin was the proprietor of the Gridley Pharmacy after 1900.

Horton & Converse Pharmacists 3iii

Circa 1905, 5 1/4", tooled top. Clean exterior with some very light and spotty interior stain.

Lot of 2: Muegge "The Druggist" "We Never Sleep" Baker, ORE.

Circa 1905, tooled tops. 3iii 5 1/4", no stain or issues. 3vi 6 1/2", no stain or issues. Ex. Ralph Van Brocklin