Old bottles

[jruckman38]

Here are some of the old bottles I spoke of. Any idea the value. This is just a few I have a bunch more thanks.

 

[ucnegold?]

Nice Fishers bottle from Pittsburg - without the "H". This could fetch a nice price from any local collectors.

 

[jruckman38]

I don't want to overwhelme the forum with bottle pics but here is 3 more. The B.G.B. I'm guessing it's ginger beer not sure of value can't find it. The one blue bottle is in old budweiser bottle that's says C. Conrad & Co's original budweiser can't find anything on it either. Thanks

 

[scoundrel]

There’s a ton of information about the blue Budweiser bottle online. Many of them for sale.

 

[LovestheShiny!]

The two bottles in the first pic are Hutchinson soda bottles, named after W.. H. Hutchinson of Chicago who patented that type of closure. Value $20-30 range. The really dark purple bottle has been gamma radiated to change the color from clear to that grape purple. Not a real color. The last bottle from Pittsburg is also a Hutchinson soda. Pittsburg (without the "H") used that spelling from 1891 to approx 1908.

 

[LovestheShiny!]

The Original Budweiser is a valuable bottle, I've seen that size in clean glass sell in the $100 range. Your is stained but if in good shape should still get $50-75. The McEvoy beer / malt marrow from Chicago is common, perhaps $10. The stoneware B.G.B. Ginger Beer bottle I know nothing about.

 

[jruckman38]

The Original Budweiser is a valuable bottle, I've seen that size in clean glass sell in the $100 range. Your is stained but if in good shape should still get $50-75. The McEvoy beer / malt marrow from Chicago is common, perhaps $10. The stoneware B.G.B. Ginger Beer bottle I know nothing about.

Thanks for the reply. The bud bottle has a few chips in it around the top. I'm not sure on the B.G.B bottle I've looked and can not find anything on it. I have a bunch of bottles I'm not sure the value on any of them was hoping people like yourself could help I appreciate it.

 

[jruckman38]

The two bottles in the first pic are Hutchinson soda bottles, named after W.. H. Hutchinson of Chicago who patented that type of closure. Value $20-30 range. The really dark purple bottle has been gamma radiated to change the color from clear to that grape purple. Not a real color. The last bottle from Pittsburg is also a Hutchinson soda. Pittsburg (without the "H") used that spelling from 1891 to approx 1908.

Thanks for the information I hope you all don't mind me posting a bunch of pics I just know nothing about bottles and I have a bunch.