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blobbottlebob

USA
1249 Posts

Posted - 10 Feb 2008 :  22:03:45  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hey everybody! It was great to see you all again this year. I had a really good show in terms of the bottles that I managed to add to my collection. I found a few very rare bottles. I would never have dreamed (beforehand) that I would take home loot that good.

As usual, many of you agreed to let me take your photograph. Thanks again. I had fun talking with all of you. I will post some pictures but I am too tired to do it tonight. Stay tuned. Once again, I love all you bottle collector nuts!

Edited by - blobbottlebob on 11 Feb 2008 10:53:04

Tony14

USA
830 Posts

Posted - 10 Feb 2008 :  22:44:11  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hey bob,

Missed ya...me and andrew got held up and didnt make it to the show until around 1. I found a couple of nice ones to. Managed to add 3 to my fond du lac collection and then i got myself a little pontilled treat . Ill get pics up tommarrow

Tony Gruber
Looking for any bottle from Fond du Lac or any Wisconsin druggist/med.
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blobbottlebob

USA
1249 Posts

Posted - 10 Feb 2008 :  22:45:52  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Did you buy the Mor Kembs?
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Tony14

USA
830 Posts

Posted - 11 Feb 2008 :  00:16:52  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Nope. Saw it though. I got 3 crowntops.

Tony Gruber
Looking for any bottle from Fond du Lac or any Wisconsin druggist/med.
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mrjimk

French Polynesia
168 Posts

Posted - 11 Feb 2008 :  06:19:14  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
hi bob............sorry I didnt say good bye at the show, ron had to leave and the cash ran out. I had a good time though, just not enough time left to share stories with all the guys. did you end up getting that milwaukkee hutch I found for you?? jimk
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blobbottlebob

USA
1249 Posts

Posted - 11 Feb 2008 :  10:52:13  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hey Jimmy,
Don't worry about a thing, man. That's why we get together in the morning. Once the show starts, it's off to find great stuff. And you, my friend, found at least one great bottle! I did not purchase that Weissenberger bottle. Maybe I should have but I really didn't like the repair. It's a bottle that I would have tried to replace the first chance I could - so, why not wait until I find one that I like?
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"The kid"

USA
516 Posts

Posted - 11 Feb 2008 :  14:53:34  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
As always it was great to catch up with everyone! Jim, Bob,Steve,Peter,Ryan,Sid,Mark Wolf, and Mike Feeney just to name a few!I am posting some of my recent acquisitions in my personal log section as I haven't added much lately!
Thanks!
TF
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blobbottlebob

USA
1249 Posts

Posted - 23 Feb 2008 :  23:13:19  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Wow! These topics got their own section recently. I am going to post a better picture of that Pabst picture somehow. That thing was awesome!
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blobbottlebob

USA
1249 Posts

Posted - 18 Apr 2008 :  23:00:44  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Okay. it's been a little while but I wanted to show more detail on that Pabst picture that Bob brought to the show. Bob told me that it was an advertisement given by Pabst to taverns that were willing to sell Pabst exclusively. This example came from a small town. Here is the picture Bob had.

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In the lower left hand corner of the drawing was some amazing stuff. Pabst had purchased the Falk, Jung, and Borchert company in 1892. After doing so, Falk and Borchert took up positions within the Pabst company and are listed as officers. Jung had opened a malting company for a few years. Eventually, he purchased the old Obermann plant (1896) and then competed directly with Pabst.

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In the lower right hand corner, the drawing boasts of the company's size. At this time, Pabst was the largest lager brewery in the world (per Kroll).

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Here is a closer image showing some of the detail in the drawing.

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