Sodas and Mineral Waters
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An uncommon Jersey hutch soda, circa 1890
(ref. no. M266) |
$18 |
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A very scarce pony blob, circa 1855, nice shape, great pontil
(ref. no. L86) |
$186 |
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A spendid purplish, rich colored Civil War period squat in great shape
(ref. no. L10) |
$100 |
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A pretty iron pontiled pint mineral water, circa 1855
(ref. no. L139) |
$360 |
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A chunky fat soda, circa 1875, top condition
(ref. no. L217) |
Sold |
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A heavily hammered pint Saratoga type mineral water in deep olive
(ref. no. L138) |
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An uncommon circa 1855 Philly squat
(ref. no. H208) |
$250 |
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A chunky and earlier hutch soda, circa 1885
(ref. no. M267) |
$16 |
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A possibly unknown name from Philly, circa 1870, with nice applied top
(ref. no. L223) |
$58 |
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A chunky circa 1855 squat in splendid condition
(ref. no. S24) |
$125 |
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An 1850's deep cobalt soda from south central PA
(ref. no. S18) |
$320 |
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A picture soda with a large harp, a circa 1875-1880 soda in light aqua
(ref. no. S39) |
$25 |
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A circa 1865-1970 green squat from southeast PA, great condition
(ref. no. L49) |
$40 |
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A crude emerald green example, circa 1865-1870
(ref. no. L151) |
$68 |
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Here's a near mint Philly green soda, circa 1855
(ref. no. M284) |
Sold |
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An earlier stubby hutch, circa 1885
(ref. no. S10) |
$24 |
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An superb example of this scarce Lambertville soda, circa 1855
(ref. no. L87) |
$210 |
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An attic mint example of this early Lambertville soda, circa 1855
(ref. no. L89) |
$260 |
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An uncommon southeast PA pontiled soda, circa 1855
(ref. no. L88) |
$215 |
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An uncommon circa 1875 pony soda in great condition
(ref. no. B18) |
$22 |
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A Civil War period squat, this is the earlier J.A. variant Seitz in deeper emerald green
(ref. no. L36) |
$46 |
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A chunky fat soda, circa 1875, top condition
(ref. no. H85) |
$25 |
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An "arched Mineral" variant, circa 1855
(ref. no. B38) |
$75 |
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An attic mint chunky soda or short beer with stenciled porcelain stopper, attic mint
(ref. no. V220) |
$30 |
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A chubby short soda, circa 1870-1875
(ref. no. H86) |
$19 |
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A deep emerald green I.P. soda, circa 1855
(ref. no. S33) |
$96 |
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A deepkly whittled, aqua example, circa 1870 (ref. no. B42)
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$84 |
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A uncommon variant soda, circa 1875 from Eastern Penna
(ref. no. H21) |
$28 |
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White Eagle Bottling and Salivar, circa 1920 (ref. no. X1365) |
$25 |
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A deeper colored variant, Civil War period in great shape
(ref. no. L71) |
Sold |
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A circa 1870 green soda
(ref. no. H92) |
$32 |
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An uncommon Pottsville soda, circa 1870-1875
(ref. no. W73) |
$30 |
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A fancy styled blob soda, circa 1885
(ref. no. M265) |
$14 |
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A super nice and chunky example in deep steely cobalt blue
(ref. no. L53) |
Sold |
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Civil War vintage mineral water, Artesian Spring, New York
(ref. no. V202) |
$95 |
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A beautiful example with bold strike and clean, circa 1875
(ref. no. B16) |
$32 |
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A chunky little soda, circa 1875
(ref. no. B41) |
$25 |
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An 1866 dated smooth-based Civil War era soda, great shape!
(ref. no. S15) |
$250 |
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A circa 1870-1875 pony soda with rectangular slug plate
(ref. no. S7) |
$49 |
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A scarce monster sized chunky squat in great shape.
(ref. no. B1) |
Sold |
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A circa 1875 pony soda in great condition
(ref. no. B17) |
$25 |
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Standard Mineral Water, Brinton and Brosius, Philly
(ref. no. W159) |
$29 |
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A nice green I.P soda, circa 1855
(ref. no. S8) |
$89 |
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From the Eastern Shore of Maryland, and circa 1920 amber coke
(ref. no. X1396) |
$28 |
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Circa 1870, a mug based short blob soda from Philadelphia, PA, mint
(ref. no. V205) |
$32 |
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A nice picture hutch from Eastern Penna
(ref. no. H25) |
$29 |
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A super condition shubby short squat, circa 1875 (ref. no. V204) |
$28 |
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A nice Civil War era green soda or lager, circa 1865-1870
(ref. no. H109) |
$58 |
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A circa 1875-1880 soda with crude applied blob top
(ref. no. H135) |
$18 |
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A circa 1855-1860 period blob soda in deep cobalt blue
(ref. no. L61) |
$230 |
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A pretty and crude example, Civil War period
(ref. no. L93) |
Sold |
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A scarcer variant, short, fat, and heavy. Circa 1875 |
$39 |
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A classic Philly soda in top condition, circa 1855-1860
(ref. no. S38) |
$70 |
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A tough southeast PA pontiled soda in pretty cobalt blue
(ref. no. L78) |
$275 |
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An attic mint late Civil War era soda with metal hardware intact, circa 1876-1870
(ref. no. W74) |
$52 |
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A circa 1995 short hutch (ref. no. H11) |
$9 |
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A chunky circa 1855 squat in teal green
(ref. no. S52) |
$95 |
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A pretty colored Civil War period squat in great shape
(ref. no. L11) |
$89 |
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This is the "straight" variant of this bottle, circa 1855
(ref. no. L85) |
$80 |
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A seedy lighter color variant I.P. soda, circa 1855-1860
(ref. no. S40) |
$69 |
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An attic mint example of a circa 1855 pontiled squat
(ref. no. L84) |
Sold |
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An 1866 dated smooth-based Civil War era soda
(ref. no. L172X) |
$196 |
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A hammered emerald green example, circa 1865-1870
(ref. no. H93A) |
$62 |
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A black glass variant pint, circa 1865-1870
(ref. no. L144) |
$85 |
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An emerald green variant, circa 1865-1870
(ref. no. L145) |
$79 |
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A scarce Jersey hutch soda, crude glass, circa 1885
(ref. no. M268) |
$18 |
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A deep aqua squat, circa 1870-1875
(ref. no. L91) |
$24 |
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This is the earlier variant with the big "filled T", circa 1855
(ref. no. L80) |
$68 |
