The resort provided accomodations by invitation only to friends of the owners, as well as friends of their friends. Both Olive Sarre and Frank Seaman traveled widely and were greatly influenced by the culture of Japan.
Challenge Milk. Los Angeles, California Embossed One Quart milk bottle. Challenge milk. On the bottom of bottle. C.C. & B.A. on the backside one quart. Some case ware small flea bites on the mouth of bottle. Bottle still displays really nice. Take a look at all pictures before you bid. Feel free to ask any questions. Thanks.On January 2, 1911, The Challenge Cream & Butter Company opened for business in a rented storeroom in Los Angeles to sell the products of cooperative creamery associations in Riverdale and Tulare. The staff consisted of a manager, assistant manager, bookkeeper, and deliver
~* PLEASE SEE SHIPPING TERMS BELOW *~ ~* OTHER FORMS OF PAYMENT ARE RATHER PREFERRED HERE *~*** ****Up for sale here is to what I believe to be a very rare milk bottle from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It is one that I have not seen around before. This early quart example is beginning to turn purple from the sun, and will get much darker overtime, if left exposed. Bottle should date from 1911 to 1914. As the H was added to Pittsburgh during 1911, and manganese was used in glass as a decolorization agent, as this was discontinued around 1914. Bottle is in very good shape, with no chips, pings or dings. There is a minor haze area on the back side of the bottle. This could be tumbled out with ease in a short week. Bottle displays very nicely as seen here. See pictures. *It is boldly embossed in a circular slug plate, as it reads (advertises) ~ "DONAHOE'S / Creamy / Buttermilk / Pittsburgh, Pa." On the shoulder it reads ~ "Liq. / 1 Qt." The base is plain, with no embossing. On the lower reverse heel it reads ~ "J.T. & A.H. 14". This early ABM (machine made) milk bottle measures 9 5/8 inches tall, and 3 3/4 inches in diameter. It is topped off with a buttermilk cap. You will be quite pleased with this rare piece of milk bottle and dairy history, from southwestern Pa. *** ************ *** *Combined shipping will be offered if necessary. *Please check out the other bottles and items that I have listed here and the best of luck. *Paypal and other forms of valid payment accepted, *($15.00 flat rate U.S.A. only) *MORE TO CANADA, *($55.00) AS STATED BELOW, *($15.00) flat rate shipping anywhere in the U.S.A., Except for Hawaii and Alaska, Canada and abroad ~ *(Shipping costs will be reduced for multiple items), I AM NOT TO BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ITEMS ONCE SHIPPED, UNLESS INSURANCE IS PURCHASED. *(Please wait for me to send you the invoice with the correct amount) ~ More if Overseas to Europe and Australia ect. ($70.00) ~ Canada will be ($55.00) ~ Seven Day Return, Payment must be received within 7 days of the close of this listing, *And thanks for looking. (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Mc CRUMS DairyLEXINGTON , VAQuart Milk Bottle1942 WWII Rare BottleVery little info on this Company.SEALED II13 B 11 on HeelBut has 45 on Bottom.Not sure if 1911 or 1945. (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for 1911 COLLEGE University of NEW HAMPSHIRE Durham N.H. 1/2pt dairy milk bottle UNH at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!
1911 ? Hamilton, Mass. Miles River Farm 1 Pint Milk Bottle Very Rare * MA - (M. Norman, proprietor)- 1911 ? - Maybe, but no idea. Bottle looks like early 1900’s, 1920’s, 1930’s style. -- The bottoms of milk bottles in the early-mid 20th Century often has dates embossed on the bottom, usually with just 2 digits. -- This bottle has what looks like an “11” embossed on the bottom, along with what looks like “T MFG CO.” -must have been the glass maker. -* Very Rare ** Quality ** Nice Condition * NOTE: Has 1 tiny bubble-chip on the top of the lip. Can barely notice it. * Selling as a C
eBay Sun Colored D. J. Tiffany from Carthage New York Pint Milk Bottle. Minor wear nice color. Please consider all pics as part of the description regarding condition and please ask questions if something is unclear. We strive to be accurate but of course do miss things from time to time. Check out my store I have a lot of different type antique collectibles and bottles listed some for auction a lot at buy it now. I always consider offers on items in my store that are listed as buy it now and always combine shipping on multiple purchases when possible. Thanks for looking and as always good luck bidding. Medicinal Listings All of our medical and pharmaceutical listings are strictly sold as collectibles to enhance the collections of historical medical memorabilia and are not intended for consumption or any other purpose other then display. Items are photographed as is but if the contents violates ebay policy they will be destroyed before shipment. If you are interested in the item you should contact us prior to purchase to determine if the Contents will be intact when received. Domestic Shipping Returns We do actual cost shipping through the USPS and dont mind local pick up if that's an option for you. Let me know so I can change the method prior to payment. We offer free 14 day returns on your purchase within the United States. We want you to be happy with your purchase so Please contact us if there's a problem as we strive to ensure satisfaction. We combine shipping on multiple purchases. International Shipping Returns Unfortunately, with shipping costs what they are, we do not offer free returns so please ask any questions you may have prior to purchase in regards to condition size damage etc. if you can't determine by the description or pics. Also, Please Be Aware we only ship through the Global Shipping Program for International Sales. If we can't utilize that method with your purchase unfortunately we will have to cancel the sale. (Condition: Pre-Owned)
CHAS. A SCHAEFFER Dairy - Westminster, MD - One Quart Milk Bottle c.1910s RARE CHAS. A SCHAEFFER Dairy - Westminster, MD - One Quart Milk Bottle c.1910s RARE Title: CHAS. A SCHAEFFER Dairy - Westminster, MD - One Quart Milk Bottle c.1910s RARECondition: No chips or cracks. Some light wear. The was identified as being from Westminster, MD by a member on the “Maryland Milk Bottle Collectors” Facebook group. Another example popped up in 2013 in a Maryland milk collection and the collector researched the farmer & dairy. A copy of the Farmer's draft registration card is attached as the last image. Fresh out of a Maryland Estate. This dairy was apparently in existence from 1911 to 1917. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Lot of 3 - Blanding Dairy Greenville, Michigan 1qt jars 1911 - 1930'sVery nice condition for ageHave several other blanding dairy jars listed (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Olesen's Dairy, Pure Cream, Naperville, ILL. Sealed Date of 11 (we believe that to be 1911?). It does have scuffs and scratches from use over the years. It is still a cool collectible! Over 100 years old!
PLATES BIRD OF PARADISE CROWN STAFFORDSHIRE. Marked on bottom: Crown Staffordshire England A.D. 1801, Tiffany & Co. Six antique 8â? salad/dessert plates made by Crown Staffordshire forTiffany & Co. The porcelain plates have a lovely light blue vine background with birds and flowers in purple, orange and green.
This is a Berea College Dairy bottle. It is a tall round embossed pint sized bottle (TREP). (Madison County) It is clear and stands 7-1/4 inches tall. There are no chips or cracks. Light scratches consistent with a bottle of it's age and constant use. Additional cleaning always suggested. Nice bottle. See pics. It is embossed on the side as follows: ONE PINT LIQUID TO BE USED ONLY BY BEREA COLLEGE DAIRY BEREA, KY. REGISTERED U. G. CO. 51 A little info and history: The college provides a work-study grant that covers the remaining tuition fees after subtracting the total sum a student received from Pell Grant, other grants, and scholarships. Berea's primary service region is southern Appalachia but students come from more than 40 states in the United States and 70 other countries. Approximately one in three students identify as people of color. Berea offers bachelor's degrees in 33 majors. It incorporates a mandatory work-study program that requires students to engage in a minimum of 10 hours per week of work for the college. History Founded in 1855 by the abolitionist and Augusta College graduate John Gregg Fee (1816–1901), Berea College admitted both black and white students in a fully integrated curriculum, making it the first non-segregated, co educational college in the South and one of a handful of institutions of higher learning to admit both male and female students in the mid-19th century. The college began as a one-room schoolhouse that also served as a church on Sundays on land that was granted to Fee by politician and abolitionist Cassius Marcellus Clay. Fee named the new community after the biblical Berea. Although the school's first articles of incorporation were adopted in 1859, founder John Gregg Fee and the teachers were forced out of the area by pro-slavery supporters in that same year. Fee spent the Civil War years raising funds for the school, trying to provide for his family in Cincinnati, Ohio, and working at Camp Nelson. He returned afterward to continue his work at Berea. He spent nearly 18 months working mostly at Camp Nelson, where he helped provide facilities for the freedmen and their families, as well as teaching and preaching. He helped get funds for barracks, a hospital, school and church. In 1866, Berea's first full year after the war, it had 187 students, 96 Black and 91 white. It began with preparatory classes to ready students for advanced study at the college level. In 1869, the first college students were admitted, and the first bachelor's degrees were awarded in 1873. Almost all the private and state colleges in the South were racially segregated. Berea was the main exception until a new state law in 1904 forced its segregation. The college challenged the law in state court and further appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court in Berea College v. Kentucky. When the challenge failed, the college had to become a segregated all-white school, but it raised funds to establish the Lincoln Institute in 1912 in Simpsonville, Kentucky, to educate Black students.[10] In 1950, when the Day Law was amended to allow integration of schools at the college level, Berea promptly resumed its integrated policies. In 1911 the college restricted students to eating at college owned facilities. A local businessman sued but the Kentucky Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling that the college's restriction was legal. (Gott v. Berea College). In 1925, famed advertiser Bruce Barton, a future congressman, sent a letter to 24 wealthy men in America to raise funds for the college. Every single letter was returned with a minimum of $1,000 in donation. During World War II, Berea was one of 131 colleges nationally that took part in the V-12 Navy College Training Program which offered students a path to a navy commission. Up until the 1960s, Berea provided pre-college education in addition to college level curriculum. In 1968, the elementary and secondary schools (Foundation School) were discontinued in favor of focusing on undergraduate college education. Thanks for looking! Always happy to combine shipping on multiple listings!! (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Lot of 2 Blanding Milk Co from Greenville, Michigan . 1911 - 1930'sNote that one of the jars has a cardboard "cap"They are in excellent condition - embossed "BM" on the bottom of each jar.I have numerous Blanding Milk Co. jars that we are listing. Please see my other listings. (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Sharp Chemung Valley Farms Elmira New York Crown Top Quart Milk Bottle 1911. Good condition. Please consider all pics as part of the description regarding condition. Check out my store I have a lot of different type antique collectibles and bottles listed some for auction a lot at buy it now. I always consider offers on items in my store that are listed as buy it now and always combine shipping on multiple purchases when possible Thanks for looking and good luck.
Vintage pint milk bottle from Eastburn Place & Guernsey Dairy & Ice Company." This bottle dates between 1911 in 1920 as this company was primarily an ice company and only delivered milk between those years. . Great vintage bottle just some surface wear with small nicks in the side and in impact Mark On the â??oâ? in the word one. A few tiny nicks in the rim and a few rough edges on the extreme inside rimâ?¨Check out my other milk bottle listings, I will combine shipping.
We have for you a super clean Clover Dew Dairy of Bluefield, W.Va. half pint milk bottle. This bottle has great intact pyroglaze graphics with no damage to glass whatsoever. I have seen several of these bottles locally, but this is the best example of these half pints I have come across in my hunts. No chips, cracks or glass sickness anywhere. Contact me with any other concerns.
