This has large wrap-around open block lettering and

an applied tapered blob top, circa 1855

This is an earlier, very short and hefty hutch in one

of the most eye-popping shades of cobalt that I've seen

A deep cobalt example with a great mold strike and bubbly crudity

A Civil War era steely cobalt soda with crude glass character and

a crisp mold impression from eastern Penna.

A classic smooth-based southern soda, priced a little

low because of a bit of light haze and spotty light wear.

A decent example of the sloped shoulder

lager variant Kohl, circa 1850-1855

This is one of the scarcer Ryan porter bottles in sapphire blue

A crude example with a big sagging glob

of glass inside the neck, circa 1850-1860

This is the "Never Sold N" variant, nice shape, 1850's vintage

A circa 1860 or earlier round-bottom soda or mineral water

with a taper top and superb overall whittle character

An English soda or mineral water in a really unusual color

that is hard to describe - circa 1860-1870

This is the less common dated example of the Kuck Savannah soda in deep bluish-green.

One of the many Richardson squats in great condition, Civil War era

This clear-colored bottle is super scarce and sought after

Here is an undamaged example

 

An aqua midwestern soda, circa 1850-1860

A deep green circa 1860-1865 New Jersey squat

A southern soda that is price down due to a bruise underneath on the bottom, circa 1870

A scarce southern soda marked down due to weak embossing and a lip nip

A circa 1880 squat blob from south central PA

Nice crudity, lots of microbubbles

A fresh privy dug squat, circa 1850

This is the taper top squat variant, circa 1865-1875

A nice looking circa 1880-1890 blob top soda

A narrow split type pony, a circa 1870 soda

Here is a "Charleston Eagle" in a very deep olive color. It has an exceptional embossing strike

and great eye appeal. The top must have been found separate and was carefully

reattched - no chips or roughness.

These southern eagles are believed to have been blown in Pittsburgh.

This is a very pretty circa 1860-1870 Chicago soda -

it has a vibrant purple cobalt color

A smokey blue pontiled soda, circa 1850-1855

A splendid miniature beer or soda, English, with an inside threaded

original top. Attic mint in grassy olive green

This is one of the scarcer Ryan *ALE* bottles in cobalt blue

This is the scarce "A. Dearborn" variant (normally is J. A.)

Nice condition pontiled soda in a steely medium blue.

Circa 1850

A splendid condition circa 1850 squat blown in a

3-part mold - loads of glass character

A super crude 3-part mold ale or water

with short double taper top, circa 1840

The scarcer variant of this classic Chicago soda,

circa 1852-1854

A hefty sized squat with an iron pontiled bottom

in a deep kickup, circa 1850-1855

A scarce colored round-bottom soda or mineral water

with loads of small bubbles and character, circa 1860-1870

An earlier Morton variant, shaped like a mini brown stout.

Only 6 1/2" with a nice pontil, circa 1855

A very pretty colored southern ginger ale, circa 1880-1885

A classic smooth-based southern soda

A super nice example of this uncommon Civil War era

squat from Bristol, a Delaware River town

This is a tougher name to find, and a splendid example.

This circa 1860-1865 soda has open block letter wrapping.

It's a tougher blue soda to find and in

near mint condition, nice embossing

This is the chunky example with the

7 point flower in a lovely light teal color

A very scarce Savannah squat blob, circa 1860

A beautiful taper top squat with a sloping

late lager shape and bold mold impression

Here is a really tough Savannah soda in a pretty reddish toned amber.

Great condition and nice mold strike.

A heavily hammered 8-sided early Dearborn in great condition

Loads of character - fat-bodied and stubby

ex. Jim Lyle collection

This is one of the less common green Savannah soda

Pretty sapphire blue. This is the earlier blob letter soda

without the date and with a pontil scar

A nice example of this Georgia eagle soda, circa 1850-1860

A striking example with a nice mold

impression and a terrific iron pontil