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An 8 paneled body and spout, with a flat base and raised top. circa 1875-1890
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FN10 |
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A crude New England style 3-piece mold large ink with rich hamered character and an improved iron pontil, circa 1845-1855
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GW587 |
$138 |
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A classic 6-sided jumbo blue ink, chunky sized, circa 1910-1915 |
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A splendid poison with a tooled ring top, circa 1890-1900
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TR83 |
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This is the nicer large size, probably 8 ounces, with an applied top |
BT44 |
$79 |
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A circa 1880 round ink with flared top and pour spout
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SH188 |
$70 |
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A circa 1870 ink, crudely embossed
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A near mint example, base dated 1897
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FN17 |
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This is the uncommon variant that actually says POISON on it and in great condition - 6 oz size
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BT43 |
$59 |
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This is a scarce color in a 6 ounce size, gem mint
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BT46 |
$55 |
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This is the uncommon large 12 ounce size, in great shape
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BT40 |
$52 |
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A taller type green ink cylinder, circa 1850
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A mint example, narrow mouth variant, base dated 1897
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TR22 |
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An attic found poison with the original label having a red skull and crossbone |
GW442 |
$47 |
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This is the very pretty kelly green flat back in 6 oz size |
SH530 |
$46 |
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A rectangular poison with vertical ribbing on 3 sides |
BT45 |
$46 |
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A circa 1870 ink with a crude applierd ring top
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A nice round backed cobalt poison, 1885-1890
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SH336 |
$42 |
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A classic poison with a damaged top, priced accordingly, circa 1850
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A nice grouping of square Caw's inks, different sizes or colors
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TR29 |
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A mint example, wide mouth variant, circa 1895
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TR21 |
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A rectangular poison with vertical ribbing on three sides |
BT50 |
$36 |
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A deeper bodied rectangular deep blue poison with rounded shoulders, circa 1880-1890
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SH538 |
$36 |
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A round domed turtle ink, circa 1870
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A mint circa 1900-1910 poison in a ~5 ounce size
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BT53 |
$35 |
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A pretty amber umbrella, open pontiled, with a professional top repair
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A circa 1880 poison in an 8 ounce size
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BT37 |
$28 |
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A pair of mint master inks, great mold strikes, circa 1880s
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TR157 |
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A circa 1885-1890 round cobalt blue ink with hand finished pour spout top
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SH125 |
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A nice larger sized example with vertical ribbing on 3 panels, circa 1890
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SH533 |
$26 |
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A crude ink with shear lip and patent dating on shoulder, circa 1870
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FN14 |
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A circa 1885-1890 round cobalt blue ink with hand finished pour spout top
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TR131 |
$26 |
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A classic over-designed heavy contraption for
dispensing ink and avoiding spillage
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A circa 1880 poison in a 4 ounce size
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BT41 |
$25 |
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A gem mint example with robust embossing, circa 1900
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TR126 |
$25 |
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A circa 1885-1890 round cobalt blue ink with hand finished pour spout top
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GW513 |
$25 |
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A paperweight hefty ink in lovely color, undamaged like most
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A nice 6 1/2" example with vertical ribbing on 3 panels, circa 1890
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SH534 |
$24 |
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An early machine made English poison, larger size
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BT47 |
$22 |
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A circa 1880 poison in a 3 ounce size
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BT35 |
$22 |
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A reddish amber example, gem mint, circa 1890
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TR16 |
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A nice 5 1/4" example with vertical ribbing on 3 panels, circa 1890
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SH535 |
$20 |
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This small ink was dug in a Civil War period Philly privy |
Y542 |
$19 |
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A circa 1885-1895 Ink, base embossed
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A short stubby master ink with pour spout, circa 1880
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A very nice pair, different sizes, no chips - circa 1870
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TR52 |
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An early machine made English poison, smaller size
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BT48 |
$18 |
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An attic mint hefty block with cast iron top
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A circa 1880 poison
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BS60 |
$17 |
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An attractive chocolate colored ink, very chunky with crude glazing
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FL495 |
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An English poison in an unusual deep yellow-olive, circa 1885-1890 |
SH543 |
$16 |
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A circa 1890 nice colored poison
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A circa 1880 English master ink, stamped Bristol
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BM46 |
$13 |
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A nice circa 1885-1890 ink with hand tooled top
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FL147 |
$12 |
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A circa 1915-1920 round Carter's Ink with local PA label
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A fat ink with applied top, circa 1880-1890
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A much nicer example that often seen with glazing and a dimple pattern
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TR53 |
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A machine made ink, circa 1910-1920
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FN21 |
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A shear top master ink with heltmuted Spartan picture, possibly English |
GW559 |
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A circa 1910 mint poison
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A small glass-shaped ink with brass rim fitting
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An unembossed turtle with many paneled facets,
priced down for lip chips, circa 1870
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Recent Sales |
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A circa 1865-1870 bug poison bottle in an odd color
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GW223 |
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A small poison shaped identical to a Lyon's Powder. Crude, circa 1865
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A crude honey hued circa 1865-1870 bug poison bottle
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Y981 |
Sold |
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A mint, flat bottom example of this 1890's poison
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TR30 |
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An uncommon circa 1865-1870 squat ink
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A super crude earlier example with rolled lip and hammered glass, circa 1865 |
Y979 |
Sold |
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A small sided ink with original contents and cork
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An undamaged orange hued ink, circa 1895 |
GA32 |
Sold |
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A circa 1880's sideways barrel with tooled ring top
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A robust paneled poison with tooled top, circa 1890 |
SH545 |
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A circa 1885-1890 round cobalt blue ink with hand finished pour spout top
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GW512 |
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This poison has loads of embossing
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A mint, small sized cylinder, circa 1880's
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TR57 |
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A crude orange hued umbrella, smooth-based but circa 1860
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GW244 |
Sold |
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A squat type, 8-sided ink with rolled lip and tubular pontil, circa 1850
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An uncommon color for this ink style,
and loaded with hundreds of micro bubbles
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GW514 |
Sold |
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A nice colored English ink with shear top and crude character |
GW250 |
Sold |
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A larger round desk ink with wide mouth, attic mint, circa 1880
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A crude 1850 era ink with rolled lip
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FL384 |
Sold |
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Circa 1855, this green ink has some lip damage, but nice example
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A nice umbrella with rolled lip, circa 1850
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GW248 |
Sold |
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An original label and cork on this attic found example
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A round domed, sided turtle ink, circa 1870
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An unusual round, heavily ribbed duip style ink
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A nice umbrella with rolled lip, circa 1850
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GW245 |
Sold |
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A round domed, sided turtle ink, circa 1870
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A gem condition umbrella with rolled lip, circa 1850
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GW247 |
Sold |
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An earlier ink dug from a late 1840's privy layer in Philadelphia
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Y939 |
Sold |
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A mint 6-paneled poison with horizontal ribbing, 1885-1890
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SH335 |
Sold |
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A square circa 1890 ink with inset oval panels
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A nicely shaped round desk ink, machine made
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A circa 1880-1890 deep green English ink with hand finished pour spout top
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GW557 |
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A cute little blown ink in a lovely color
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A crude New England style large ink blown in a 3-piece mold with rich hamered character and an improved iron pontil, circa 1845-1855
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GW588 |
Sold |
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This is an earlier small round cardboard spool ink, sledom seen |
GW568 |
Sold |
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A very pretty colored unembossed ink with an applied top, circa 1865-1875 |
GW558 |
Sold |
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At least twice the size of the usual square dip ink, this giant dip ink weighs about 3.5 pounds! |
GW562 |
Sold |
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A circa 1885-1890 round cobalt blue ink with hand finished pour spout top
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TR132 |
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A robust sized 1890's era poison with ribbed sides in lovely apple green
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SH541 |
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A early ink with supurb glass character, circa 1840
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CJ5 |
Sold |
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An attic found poison with the original prescription label, neck band, cork and partial tablet contents |
GW441 |
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A robust sized 1890's era poison with ribbed sides in lovely apple green
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BT49 |
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An unembossed cobalt blue large ink with pour spout, circa 1890
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BM48 |
Sold |
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Much less common in amber than blue - gem mint |
GW438 |
Sold |
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A very attractive 12-lobed boat type ink with crude shear top, English, circa 1870
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A round bottom example of this circa 1895 poison in gem mint condition
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TR31 |
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Possibly Stoddard, a super crude and perfect condition ink with loads of crudity, circa 1845-1850
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FN12 |
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An unusual colored Lyon's powder - a Civil War period poison
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