Dr. J Hostetter's Stomach Bitters

1870s, applied top, L&W on base. A beautiful bright yellow Hostetter's with some light crudity on the panels. This example glows in natural light and will strengthen any run of Hostetter's.

Dr. J Hostetter's Stomach Bitters

1870s, applied top, L&W 10 on base. A strong yellow green Hostetter's that was found a few years ago in Nevada. This example was dug, washed, and put on the shelf. Some light and spotty interior stain mentioned for accuracy.

London Jockey Club House Gin

1860s, iron pontil, backwards N. A beautiful Gold Rush gin in a rich emerald green color. This example was dug in California's Gold Country and still maintains some light dirt on the interior near base. There is a small fingernail chip on inside of lip, 1/4" at its widest point. The bottle displays well, see photos of the lip.

Charles London Cordial Gin

1860s, iron pontil. A fantastic Charles with crude bubbly glass in a solid green color that passes light well.

Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla Albany N.Y.

1850s, iron pontil, square inset base. A stellar example of a Townsends that is just loaded with whittle in a teal green color.

Unembossed Square

1860s, applied top. A beautiful yellow green square full of champagne bubbles. A fantastic window bottle.

Forest Lawn J.V.H.

1850s, sticky ball pontil. A better than average example with lots of whittle. There is a tiny 1/16" flake off base that as well as a 1/4" chip was buffed. See photos.

Labeled Lash's Bitters

Circa 1905, This Lash's has a nearly intact label and is machine made. A solid labeled bottle.

Chapin & Gore Chicago Sour Mash 1867

Circa 1870s, 8.5", applied top, inside screw threads with stopper. Hawley Glass Co. Hawley, PA on base. Nice clean glass, no issues.

San Francisco Gas Light Ammonia For Washing

1880s. A very strong example of the 'Directions Ammonia' from San Francisco. This example has a nice large applied top, a strong strike, and clean glass with light whittle.

Ammonia Mnfd By S.F. Gaslight Co.

Circa 1880-1890s, tooled top. A great looking San Francisco gaslight ammonia in a lime green color with some moderate amber swirls that can bee seen in backlight.

G.W.H. Utility Bottle

Applied top, circa 1870s, 8". A rare and mysterious bottle that was dug in San Luis Obispo. The initials are a mystery, but it is likely a Western blown bottle. Nice cobalt glass with a decent amount of whittle. Very similar to many of the blue Western ammonias.

Pacific Glass Works Utility

1860s-70s, applied top, 7.5". A rare aqua utility blown by the famous Pacific Glass Works in San Francisco. Nice clean glass with some whittle. A very small flake off the edge of the lip, see photos.

J. Calegaris Magnesia Citrate

Tooled top. Small peck on edge of base and a crude open bubble on neck, see photos.

Lot of 2: Model Drug Store Inc.

Circa 1910, tooled tops. Sizes 3iii & 3iv. The 3iv has a Santa Cruz label on the reverse. There is a shallow 1/4" crack on the inside of the neck on the 3iii.

Lot of 3: Horton & Converse Pharmacists

Circa 1910, tooled tops, from Los Angeles, CA. Sizes 3i, 3ii, 3iii. The 3iii has a peck on the top.

Lot of 2: Krough's Quality Accuracy & Pure Drugs City Drug Store Salinas Cal.

Circa 1910, tooled tops. Sizes 3ii & 3iii. Both with some light interior and exterior stain.

Lot of 2: A.J. Affleck

6 1/2" & 5 1/2", both with interior stain. A rare drugstore bottle from Sacramento.

Lot of 2: Shumate's Inc. Prescriptions A Specialty Seven Dependable Stores

6" & 6 1/2". The 6" has some light exterior stain and the 6 1/2" has a San Francisco label on the reverse.

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

Circa 1910, tooled tops. Sizes 3iii & 3vi.