A very nice hinge mold version with some whittle and bold

embossing. A very charatcer-rich style with the mug-base and old

font style. Circa 1860-1865

A very scarce Savannah squat blob, circa 1860

This has large wrap-around open block lettering and

an applied tapered blob top, circa 1855

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

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

A decent example of the sloped shoulder

lager variant Kohl, circa 1850-1855

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

A crude example with a big sagging glob

of glass inside the neck, circa 1850-1860

A hefty sized squat with an iron pontiled bottom

in a deep kickup, circa 1850-1855

From the Neil Moore Saratoga collection, here is a heavily whittled

emerald green quart in splendid condition

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

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

A splendid mint example in a rich true deep green. Nice charactar

A nicely whittled apricot mineral water with great mold strike

and loads of micro bubble character

A weakly pontiled example with the large open block C

Circa 1850-1865

A light sapphire blue blob soda, circa 1880

A circa 1840 short squat with backward S errors

A super nice example of this uncommon Civil War era

squat from Bristol, a Delaware River town

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

A deep green circa 1860-1865 New Jersey squat

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

original top. Attic mint in grassy olive green

From the Neil Moore collection auctioned in late 2023,

here is a splendid example of this classic Saratoga

A crude, bubbly and gem mint Congress & Empire

mineral water, circa 1870

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

A cute little blob top mineral water

from England, circa 1880-1890

A classic southern RYAN soda in great condition

A near mint example, 1850's vintage

This is one of the scarcer Ryan PORTER bottles in cobalt blue

A deep reddish amber colored soda or

mini split beer, circa 1880

An 1860's bluish green southern soda

A splendid example of this brighly colored Saratoga

from the Neil Moore collection

This is a very tough pontiled midwestern soda in a splendid deep cobalt

Circa 1850-1855 with a longish neck and applied taper

An uncommon Augusta Ryan

A block letter porter in a deep grass green color (Butler, 10-134)

John Ryan adopted blue as his standard, and

green variants are much tougher

Here is one of the tougher Ryan sodas to track down. a

It's an exceptionally nice example with a bold mold impression,

rich and deep cobalt color, and loads of embossing

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

Great condition and nice mold strike.

Here's the 1859 dated example in a rich deep true

cobalt color and the uncommon tapered tent top

 

From the Neil Moore Saratoga collection,

here is a heavily hammered quart

in yellowish tobacco - mint condition

A whittled deep green example

A super tough southern Civil War soda from South Carolina

in great condition. The color is very pretty - a lighter purplish

cobalt blue. Nice mold impression, crudity. and glass character.

A scarce and sought after southern soda with an especially long neck

and an applied blob top - crude, circa 1865

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

A striking example with a nice mold impression and a terrific iron pontil