Philly collectors - this is one of 4-5 known oval slug squats,

and one of the handful found in one privy several years back

A gem mint snap case squat soda or stout,

very scarce - circa 1855-1860

One of the less common green sodas, circa 1865

An apple green example of this heavy pontiled

squat - Dyottville Glassworks variant

A deep green very heavy squat, circa 1850-1860

This is a very fat Conway, the uncommon

arched slug plate variant -circa 1850

A vibrant cobalt blue example of this classic

Philly soda, circa 1850-1860

This is the uncommon green variant of the

Conway Bottler squat from Philly

A fat example, circa 1850

This is the scarce earlier Conway variant with Union Glass Works

on the reverse, crude rectangular slug plate, circa 1850

This is a tough Philly name to find, and usually if seen it's the blob soda

A circa 1850-1855 iron pontiled lager

A deep green squat with applied double taper top

An uncommon pontiled Philly squat with double

rectangular slug plates, circa 1850

It took me 30 years to find a whole example

of this tough variant - and terrific condition

This is a chunky example with a nice pontil, circa 1850-55

An uncommon pontiled lager squat from my collection, circa 1850-1855

Priced way down because of a crack, this is a recent find and seldom seen

A very scarce soda - only ever seen a couple for sale.

This was in my collection for >25 years until I finally dug one

This is the 2-line embossing variant, circa 1855-1860

This is the much scarcer 914 Filbert Street,

rather than the 44 Filbert Street variant

This is the chunky and scarcer "4 lines"

of embossing variant Duross

A super crude and bubble packed squat with a deep

kick-up and improved pontil, circa 1850-1855

An uncommon earlier pontiled squat, circa 1845-1850.

Hard to find one without damage like this one

A scarce name and much harder to find the soda

than the squa. Fresh dug, no damage.

This is an attic found example of a pretty tough

Philly squat, circa 1850-1855

A crude squat with rectangular slug plate, circa 1850-1855

An uncommon slug plate squat, priced down

because of minor cork pry issues

An uncommon squat that might have an

eroded pontil but selling as smooth-based

An uncommon pontiled soda, circa 1850-1855

Uncommon, especially in this condition. Circa 1855

One of the many pontiled Hall variants, this one is blank on the reverse

This is an earlier fat boy squat with a nice pontil, circa 1850

This is a supurb example of the "H" variant Hall

with nice glass whittle, circa 1850-1855

A cobalt blue Heiss soda - comes in many shades of blue,

with and without the shoulder star.

This is the "star" variant, circa 1850

A very tough circa 1850 soda with large wrap-around embossing

Unlike the more common Roussel wrap sodas,

I've only ever seen a couple of these by Heiss.

Priced down due to a base bruise

This is a scarce Philly pontiled squat, circa 1850-1855

A tough-to-fine block-wrap lettered

Philly pontiled soda, circa 1855

A circa 1850-1860 soda with an improved pontil.

This is the "arched" mineral water variant

Less common than the star-Andrews-Johnston,

this Philly soda dates to about 1855

A circa 1855-1860 soda with a smooth base (or worn pontil)

A fat slug plate squat with heavy iron pontil,

priced down because of a lip chip

This is one of several variant Kirschenmann

squats from Philadelphia

A very scarce pontiled lager - nice example that was

never in the ground but has minor lip issues

This is the super tough Philly name to acquire -

not many exist. Nice condition overall

Pared from my collection, this is the

very tough "no star" squat McCurdy

A nice example of this circa 1870-1875 pony blob soda

A circa 1855 Philly iron pontiled squat

A crude pontiled soda, circa 1855

A super tough Philly squat in a funky fat teepee lager

shape, and having a beautiful irridescent patina, circa 1850

A chunky sized squat with

robust iron pontil and character

A displayable example of a rare pontiled squat - reglued top

A chunky late lager, pontiled, circa 1850-1855

Not many Philly sodas are pontiled in an aqua color.

Much scarcer than the green blob soda, this is an

aqua R & M with taper top

A nice earlier taper top blue soda. Also nicely whittled,

and having great glass character. Circa 1845-1850

A very scarce squat with a crude drippy top, circa 1850-1855

This is a super chunky, earlier example of this iron pontiled

Schoch squat, circa 1850, in superb condtion

A super crude blue-green example, very chunky, circa 1850-1855

Circa 1850, an increasingly hard to find deep cobalt

soda in splendid condition

A splendid condition example of this uncommon

brown stout, circa 1855-1960

A fresh dug earlier smooth-based squat, circa 1860

This is a scarce pontiled squat that is in really nice

condition, circa 1850-1855

This is a true "attic" condition example -

smooth-based but splendid, circa 1860-1865

This iron pontiled hefty south Philly squat comes in

different addresses. They are turning up more seldomly

now in any address variant

A scarce name for the Philly collection, small pony size

This is the shorter square-shouldered

Ware squat variant. Also exists in a lager and blob soda.

Uncommon, circa 1855

This is the short squat variant, circa 1850-1855

This is a truly rare Philly squat blob that is perfect structurally

but marked down for ground wear

A scarce slug plate squat, circa 1850-1855,

in decent condition

An attic found soda in gem condition, circa 1860

An early 1840's short-top example that is loaded

with hundreds of little bubbles

A tough to find amber colored soda/beer from about 1865-1870

An early lager with a giraffe-like neck - freshly dug with a reglued top

This is a beautiful and crude example of the fat body

CONWAY blue lager, circa 1850 in deep cobalt blue

A seldom seen earlier soda fresh dug in 2023,

marked down for minor issues

A chunky kelly green squat, rare in kelly green - circa 1860

A rough example of a truly rare color variant, circa 1860

This is one of the rare small early sodas with short taper, circa 1845

Priced down because of two base flakes but really nice overall