B1

Caswell Hazard Ginger Ale Round Bottom Bottle from 1875-1880s. It is an embossed and greenish aqua color. Lettering says "Caswell Hazard & Co New York Ginger Ale. No damage, nice, collectable bottle

B2

This bottle pictures the Bee typical of the Bee Brand design. Embossed on the front reads McCormick & Co., Balto. Patented July 8th 1902. This little bottle is ABM with a crew cap lip in a rich COBALT BLUE color glass. No damage

B3

Aqua blue bottle, 12 faceted sides, embossed name “Atwood’s Jaundice Bitters, formerly made by Moses Atwood, Georgetown, Mass. Late 19th Century. This one has a large bubble, no damage, needs a bit of cleaning. Two others available

B4

Late 1800's, perfect condition, needs cleaning

B5

Strap side, no damage, 6"

B6

Early crown top, large "T" on the bottom, no damage

B7

This must be a pretty rare bottle, couldn't find it on the internet anywhere, mint condition, could use some cleaning

B8

Circa 1862, signed 32 oz. J. Bourne & Son Brown Stoneware Master Ink Bottle that contained P&J Arnold's writing fluid, Embossed on the bottom side of the bottle is " Vitreous Stone Bottles - J. Bourne & Son. - Patentees - Denby Pottery - Near Derby - P. & J. ARNOLD, LONDON