Bottle Digging Stickers

Description: "Cascara Bitters" were popular patent medicines and tonics that capitalized on the booming pharmaceutical market for Cascara Sagrada (a stimulant laxative derived from the bark of the California Buckthorn tree).

Description: The Mohr brothers were highly successful Cincinnati-based liquor merchants and rectifiers. The company handled both bulk-aged whiskies and proprietary recipes

Description: Bottle Collecting

Description: California Gold Rush

Description: Bottle Digging Old Glass Bottle Jar Hobby Bottle Digger

Description: Illuminating Oil Kerosene / Petrolene - asphalt and petroleum

Description: Just over the New York border in the western Pennsylvania town of Warren One of America’s most notorious quack medicines. Piso's Cure.

Description: Little Brown Jug Lager Beer

Description: Blobtop

Description: Baltimore Maryland Stone Jug Beer Bottle Digging

Description: Bartholomae & Roesing Brewing & Malting Co. of Chicago Illinois, USA

Description: year 1888

Description: Dugald Lindsy Arey Corn Whiskey

Description: private stock

Description: The Boston Brewer

Description: Lager Beer, White Beer, Ale and Porter

Description: Once upon a midnight dreary, while I sipped my whiskey, weak and weary. In stepped a stately Raven of the saintly days of yore.

Description: For all that Aches you get Recharged with Electric Bitters!

Description: Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a compound concentrated extract-the strongest, best, cheapest blood medicine. Crazy Stuff !

Description: Papa has a Headache

Description: John H. Sheehan &Co druggist Utica ny

Description: 1893 Bigbie Brothers was an influential wholesale liquor and wine firm in Lynchburg, Virginia, operated by brothers William and John Draper Bigbie.

Description: Williamsburg - The 19th-century Long Island Brewery was one of the early prominent brewing operations in the region before closing in the early 20th century.

Description: Walking along in the night

Description: The Kenneweg Company was a major wholesale grocery and provision house located on Baltimore Street in Cumberland, Maryland. Founded in 1890, the firm operated in a large warehouse alongside the Baltimore and Ohio (B&O) Railroad tracks and served as a cornerstone of the regional economy.

Description: 1871

Description: Widely carried by Lawmen and Outlaws