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Lot of 4: Steinhauser & Eaton Prescription Druggists
Circa 1910, tooled tops.Sizes 3i, 3ii, 3iii, 3iv. 3i and 3ii both have some interior stain
Lot # 121
$30.00
Lot of 2: E. Sporndli Pharmacist Hayward Drug Store & Bowman's Drug Stores
Sporndli: 3XVI, 9". This bottle was found in San Francisco Bay and has some minor wear and stain as well as a 1/8" flake off the lip edge. Bowman's: 9 3/4" with clean glass a small amount of interior stain.
Lot # 122
$20.00
Lot of 3: From Hughes The Druggist Bakersfield, Cal.
Circa 1910, tooled tops. Sizes 3 1/2, 3i, 3ii. The 3ii has a fair amount of stain and etching. The 3 1/2 has some interior stain.
Lot # 123
$30.00
Nesom's Drug Store 6th & Hill Sts Los Angeles, Cal. 3i.
Circa 1905, tooled top. A tough drugstore from Los Angeles.
Lot # 124
$30.00
C. Heimstreet & Co. Troy N.Y.
1860s-70s, applied top, smooth base. A nice example of the popular Heimstreet bottle. Some light interior stain.
Lot # 128
$30.00
Prices Patent Candle Company
1870s-80s, smooth base, applied top. A nice medium blue Price's with clean glass and no issues that appears to never have been professionally tumbled. Some nice swirling that can be seen in backlight.
Lot # 129
$40.00
W.M. Radam's Microbe Killer
Circa 1900. A light amber example of this unique and fascinating bottle dug in Riverside, CA in 1962.
Lot # 130
$40.00
Dr. Tebbetts' Physiological Hair Regenerator
1860s, smooth base. A dark purple puce Tebbett's with a nice crude top. A tiny flake off the base corner, if you look close enough. See photos.
Lot # 131
$40.00
Mrs. Allen's World's Hair Restorer
1860, applied top, smooth base. A darker puce Mrs. Allen's with a tiny 1/16" peck on front panel. The bottle passes some light and is a nice pink puce.
Lot # 132
$40.00
Herbs of Life Blood Purifier Denver Colo U.S.A.
1880s-1890s, applied top. A rare medicine from Denver Colorado. A surface scuff and fleabite on reverse of bottle, but overall in solid condition.
Lot # 133
$30.00
Stove Pipe 'Dickey' Pioneer 1850
1860s, tooled flared lip. This is the holy grail of the Dickey's bottles and is certainly the first mold that was briefly used in the late 1860s before they revised the mold into the more commonly seen variant. These are also known in a clear coloration, but no mint examples exist. This example has nice clean glass and quite a bit of whittle. There is a small chip on the edge of lip that was partially buffed, see photos.
Lot # 134
$150.00
Dickey Pioneer 1850
1870s, applied top. This is the dot base variant of the popular Dickey's in a nice medium blue.
Lot # 135
$30.00
Williams' Balsamic Cream of Roses
1881-1886, tooled top, 5 1/8", SF & PGW on base. A scarce Western medicine from Stockton, CA that was trademarked in 1881. Interestingly, this is just about the only Western blown bottle marked SF & PGW (San Francisco & Pacific Glass Works) on the base. There is a tiny peck on top of lip, see photos.
Lot # 136
$30.00
Dr. A.E. Flint's Heart Remedy J.J. Mack & Co. Prop's San Francisco
Circa 1890s ,tooled top, 7.5". A great Western medicine loaded with embossing in a bright amber color. Some light interior stain and extremely light exterior etching in a few spots.
Lot # 137
$30.00
Unkweed Remedy Rheumatic Cure
1870s, applied top. This large Medicine is arguably Oregon's most desired early bottle and many would say it places in the top 10 of all Western medicines period. This example exhibits nice clean glass and a great strike, but there is a manufacturing pot stone with associated fissures that likely radiated during the annealing process. Also two small flakes off the edge of the lip. See photos.
Lot # 138
$100.00
Rowler's Rheumatism Medicine Prepared By Dr. R Boyce Sacramento
1860s, smooth base. A rare and important bottle in the timeline of Western blown glass, this is one of the earliest Western blown bottle dating to the early 1860s. These come both pontiled and smooth base, with both being difficult to acquire in good condition. This example is a nice rich aqua with no issues.
Lot # 139
$200.00
McClellan's Diphtheria Remedy
1880s, tooled top. A scarce Western medicine with a great name. This example is loaded with whittle and has a great strike. A top example.
Lot # 140
$40.00