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Winchester poster by Philip R. Goodwin
(1881-1935), 1909, of a grizzly bear
coming out of a cabin sold for $4700. Past
Tyme Pleasures, Pleasanton, California,
November 5, 2016.
Coca-Cola festoon, 1918, “Umbrella Girls,”
$3100. Past Tyme Pleasures, Pleasanton,
California, November 5, 2016.
This 1910 serving tray advertising Star
Brewery’s Famous Hop Gold beer,
Vancouver, Washington, 13" diameter,
sold for $3800. Past Tyme Pleasures,
Pleasanton, California, November 5, 2016.
“Peters Big Game Ammunition” poster
by Philip R. Goodwin, 1911, $4370. Past
Tyme Pleasures, Pleasanton, California,
November 5, 2016.
Pepsi-Cola lithographed
tin tip tray, 1908, $1955.
Past Tyme Pleasures,
Pleasanton, California,
November 5, 2016.
At $34,500, the top lot of the Glass Works
Auctions, Lambertville, New Jersey,
Internet auction that ended on January
9, 2017, was this rare bottle from the Bob
Ferraro collection in the form of a barrel.
Embossed “Peoples Favorite Bitters /
Powell & Stutenroth,” it is one of only
three or four known examples. Ferraro
acquired the bottle from a Glass Works
auction in 1996 when it was sold from the
Carlyn Ring collection.
This rare bottle in the form of a
lighthouse, identical to the present Cape
May, New Jersey, lighthouse that was
built in 1859 and is still operational
today, is embossed “Seaworth / Bitters
/ Co / Cape May / New Jersey” and
sold for $19,550. Glass Works Auctions,
Lambertville, New Jersey, in an Internet
auction that ended January 9, 2017.
This “W & Co / N.Y.” embossed bottle in
the form of a pineapple sold for $19,550.
Glass Works Auctions, Lambertville,
New Jersey, in an Internet auction that
ended January 9, 2017.
Embossed “Highland Bitters And Scotch
Tonic,” this bottle in the shape of a
barrel is very rare in its green color. It
brought $14,950. Glass Works Auctions,
Lambertville, New Jersey, in an Internet
auction that ended January 9, 2017.
This “Brown’s Celebrated Indian Herb
Bitters” bottle in the form of an Indian
princess is very rare in this brilliant
yellow-green color. They are more
commonly found in shades of amber that
sell in the $500 to $800 range. This one
sold for $10,925. Glass Works Auctions,
Lambertville, New Jersey, in an Internet
auction that ended January 9, 2017.
This whiskey bottle embossed “Brent,
Warder & Co / Louisville, Ky.”
realized $6325. Glass Works Auctions,
Lambertville, New Jersey, in an Internet
auction that ended January 9, 2017.
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