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Bottles (4) Tobacco (1) Testimonials Guest Book Sales Policy Current Promotions Seen In Seeking to Buy About Us FAQs Specialties Driving Directions Newsletter Privacy Policy A QUICK PEEK AT A FEW ITEMS FROM OUR VARIED CATALOG  (15) TWELVE PRE-COLUMBIAN BEAD GROUPS: GROUP A TWELVE HISTORICAL FLASKS, CASE GINS, RARE BOTTLES Most Recent Additions

PROFESSOR B. E. MANN ORIENTAL STOMACH BITTERS Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Specialty: Bottles: Pre 1900   item# 295911 (stock# 193.86HJ)  click for details HD ENTERPRISES, INC. 303-695-1301 $1500.00  This 9 7/8" tall PROFESSOR B. E. MANN'S ORIENTAL STOMACH BITTERS bottle (193.86HJ), dating into the 1870s, was dug behind the old post hospital at the site of Fort Fred Steele, Wyoming (1868-1886) in the mid-20th century. With a beautiful, translucent, almost reddish amber, the embossed panels of this great example of the rare Mann's bitters have bowed in about 3/8" (occurred at the time of manufacture). For the exceedingly picky, there is a hardly visible (you need a 10X loupe ...click for details OLD BRIAR PIPE WITH RUBBER STEM, GHOST TOWN Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Specialty: Tobacco: Pre 1900   item# 295642 (stock# 30.86BHJ)  click for details HD ENTERPRISES, INC. 303-695-1301 $45.00  This 4¾" long briar pipe (30.86BHJ) was found at the early Union Pacific Railroad site of Bridger Station, Wyoming. The stem of the well-preserved relic pipe is made from hard rubber or Bakelite. Bridger station started in 1868 and lasted until c.1885. Named after the famous mountain man, Jim Bridger, whose name lives on, nothing now remains of the old station except for a few mounds of dirt, some broken bottle glass, and a few rusted tin cans. Found in the 1960s, the pipe comes with a smal ...click for details TWELVE HISTORICAL FLASKS, CASE GINS, RARE BOTTLES Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Specialty: Bottles: Pre 1900   item# 424747 (stock# BTL.GNL.A)  click for details HD ENTERPRISES, INC. 303-695-1301 SEE EACH PHOTO FOR PRICE  Many of the bottles in this mixed group (88.314HD, 33.86HJ, 171.86HJ, 196.86HJ, 290.86HJ, 364.86HJ, LLL352, SXP213, SXP232, SXP233, SXP238, WL400) were dug at western forts (McPherson, Custer), ghost towns, and historic trail sites in Wyoming, Montana, and Nebraska, some of them identified, some not. The entire group consists of historical flasks, case gins (from the Charles Gardiner collection), early whiskeys, and one sarsaparilla. The individual photo for each of the bottles is marked first ...click for details TWELVE FORT, GHOST TOWN AND ASSORTED OTHER BOTTLES Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Specialty: Bottles: Pre 1900   item# 423693 (stock# BTL.BIT.A)  click for details HD ENTERPRISES, INC. 303-695-1301 SEE EACH PHOTO FOR PRICE  All but one (322.86HJ) of the bottles in this varied group of 12 were dug at western ghost towns and forts. From the collections of several of the early relic hunters in Wyoming and Nebraska, the group consists of marked bitters, unmarked bitters types, and a few other varieties (19.86HJ, 194.86HJ, 322.86HJ, 4.05HD, 48.86HD, FP633, SXP32, SXP41, SXP217, SXP243, WL482 and WL463). The individual photo for each of the bottles is marked first with its inventory number, then the type, location where ...click for details TWELVE INK BOTTLES FROM WESTERN GHOST TOWNS, FORTS Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Specialty: Bottles: Pre 1900   item# 424019 (stock# BTL.INK.B)  click for details HD ENTERPRISES, INC. 303-695-1301 SEE EACH PHOTO FOR PRICE  This group of 12 glass and crock bottles (100.24HD, 156.86HJ, 239.86HJ, 241.86HJ, 242.86HJ, 1.05HJ, 2.05HJ, 3.05HJ, FP990, SHJ66, SHJ68, SXP189) includes those that were dug at western ghost town and fort sites, as well as a few Civil War Period bottles from the east coast that came out of old collections. The individual photo for each of the bottles is marked first with its inventory number, then the type, location where found when known, size, condition, and price. Each bottle comes with a sma ...click for details Return To Top PAGE: 1