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A rare variant of the G.M F. squat with name spelled out and a flower
(ref. no. 2251) |
$235 |
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A cracked example of a classic Philly soda, star variant
(ref. no. 2591) |
$45 |
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A super early pontiled soda with a crude applied taper top, and the bottom has jagged pontil scar
(ref. no. BS2) |
$23 |
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A deep emerald chunky squat, circa 1855, a tough Philly name, very scarce
(ref. no. 2643) |
$225 |
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A late 1850's Civil War soda, 8-sided, heavy strike
(ref. no. L63) |
$235 |
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This is a circa 1860 soda fresh dug from a Philadelphia privy
(ref. no. X1531) |
$49 |
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A Civil War blue squat in near mint condition
(ref. no. L72) |
$130 |
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This just missed being pontiled, loaded with seed bubbles
(ref. no. X1523) |
$33 |
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An uncommon Philly pontiled slug plate squat
(ref. no. 2505) |
$225 |
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This is one of only 2-3 known examples of this circa 1855 green squat
(ref. no. 2449) |
$125 |
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The bottle for sale here is on the right in the picture, a lighter very purply shade of cobalt. Splendid condition
(ref. no. L30) |
$125 |
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Like the band Deep Purple, this bottle Rocks. The bottle for sale here is on the left in the picture, a deep deep shade of purple cobalt. Very uncommon color variant.
(ref. no. L28) |
$190 |
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A crude example of an 1870 vintage Philly soda
(ref. no. NN1) |
$8 |
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This is a circa 1865-70 squat from the Delaware River town south of Trenton
(ref. no. X1436) |
$30 |
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A splendid colored and super crude hammered Saratoga, circa 1865-1870
(ref. no. L146) |
$160 |
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This is a hefty pontiled blob with a yellow string in the aqua glass, circa 1855
(ref. no. S69) |
$75 |
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An 1850's pontiled soda, 8-sided, heavy strike, great shape
(ref. no. E1) |
$345 |
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A fat Civil War period green squat from Philly, unusual style
(ref. no. X1569) |
$49 |
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A gem mint I.P. soda in deep emerald green, full iron pontil residue - Sudbury St.
(ref. no. SH2) |
$165 |
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An uncommon Jersey hutch soda, circa 1890
(ref. no. M266) |
$18 |
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No light passes this one, an unusual color variant of this less common Saratoga, circa 1870
(ref. no. L143) |
$82 |
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A very scarce pony blob, circa 1855, nice shape, great pontil
(ref. no. L86) |
$159 |
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This is a nice circa 1865-70 squat from the Philly
(ref. no. X1439) |
$29 |
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This is a circa 1875 soda, seldom seen
(ref. no. X1525) |
$16 |
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A pretty iron pontiled pint mineral water, circa 1855
(ref. no. L139) |
$249 |
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A hefty little squat blob, uncommon variant
(ref. no. H21) |
$29 |
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An uncommon circa 1855 Philly squat
(ref. no. H208) |
$229 |
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A possibly unknown name from Philly, circa 1870, with nice applied top
(ref. no. L223) |
$38 |
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A chunky circa 1855 squat in splendid condition
(ref. no. S24) |
$125 |
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This is the scarcer open block letter Johnston soda, circa 1875
(ref. no. X1529) |
$10 |
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This is the scracer "short S" variant mold of this Civil War blue squat, great shape
(ref. no. L73) |
$140 |
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A picture soda with a large harp, a circa 1875-1880 soda in light aqua
(ref. no. S39) |
$19 |
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A circa 1865-1970 green squat from southeast PA, great condition
(ref. no. L49) |
$38 |
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A crude emerald green example, circa 1865-1870
(ref. no. L151) |
$52 |
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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) |
$196 |
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This light teal color variant is less common, circa 1865
(ref. no. X1521) |
$36 |
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An attic mint example of this early Lambertville soda, circa 1855
(ref. no. L89) |
$239 |
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An uncommon tall hutch with a splendid oversized elk picture that wraps the one side, circa 1890
(ref. no. X1547) |
$10 |
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An uncommon southeast PA pontiled soda, circa 1855
(ref. no. L88) |
$195 |
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An uncommon circa 1875 pony soda in great condition
(ref. no. B18) |
$15 |
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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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An "arched Mineral" variant, circa 1855
(ref. no. B38) |
$68 |
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An attic mint chunky soda or short beer with stenciled porcelain stopper, attic mint
(ref. no. V220) |
$22 |
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A dug pontiled lager style saquat, circa 1855
(ref. no. X1416) |
$76 |
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A chubby short soda, circa 1870-1875
(ref. no. H86) |
$19 |
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This is umbossed and looks like a Union Glass Works color. Dug in a Philly privy in May 2017
(ref. no. X1500) |
$29 |
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A deepkly whittled, aqua example, circa 1870 (ref. no. B42)
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$75 |
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A "deep purple" color variant of this crude circa 1855 Philly pontiled soda
(ref. no. BS6) |
$269 |
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This is a circa 1865-70 pony blob sodafrom Philly
(ref. no. LX2) |
$25 |
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This is a very hefty pontiled squat from New Jersey, circa 1855
(ref. no. M257) |
$125 |
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A Civil War blue squat, uncleaned privy find with irridescence
(ref. no. L70) |
$97 |
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This is a dug example in uncleaned natural condition, circa 1865
(ref. no. X1553) |
$28 |
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An 8-sided soda with embossing on every panel, late 1800's
(ref. no. BS14) |
$23 |
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This is a circa 1865-70 squat from the Delaware River town south of Trenton
(ref. no. X1501) |
$29 |
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