Apothecary Bottle Collection (Estate) ~ 220 Items (Pictures... YES!)
My dad, Marvin Kramer was a big fan of the Baltimore Bottle Show - and bottle collecting - (I even went w/him to two separate Baltimore shows and got to see him as the proverbial "kid in a candy story" - good memories).
Sadly, he died last year. As the Personal Representative of his estate - I have been liquidating his apothecary collection and am now ready to part with the remaining items in his collection - all as one lot (NOT piece by piece).
There are about 220 separate items (really a bit more, b/c as you'll see, some pictures have more than one bottle, or several tins, or more than one book, pamphlet, etc). The items are pharmacy/medical related (Apothecary) and date from the 1850's to the 1940's-50's. They came from all over the east coast, west of the Mississippi river.
Please contact me with any questions/follow up you may have.
Thank you,
AvivA Hoffmann
helloaviva@hotmail.com
Please be aware there are two links (one has 200 pictures and the other has only a few more).
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.263039177053940.71427.100000435781099&l=2b247800fa&type=1
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.263057313718793.71431.100000435781099&l=28ca41ab5d&type=1
Additional information:
If you look carefully at some of the pictures, you will notice (on some - certainly not all) a slight crack in the bottle or label or a slight chip along the opening, etc. Still, these items are a part of long-forgotten history and would make a nice collection for a novice bottle collector - or very cool decor for someone's pharmacy.
Sadly, he died last year. As the Personal Representative of his estate - I have been liquidating his apothecary collection and am now ready to part with the remaining items in his collection - all as one lot (NOT piece by piece).
There are about 220 separate items (really a bit more, b/c as you'll see, some pictures have more than one bottle, or several tins, or more than one book, pamphlet, etc). The items are pharmacy/medical related (Apothecary) and date from the 1850's to the 1940's-50's. They came from all over the east coast, west of the Mississippi river.
Please contact me with any questions/follow up you may have.
Thank you,
AvivA Hoffmann
helloaviva@hotmail.com
Please be aware there are two links (one has 200 pictures and the other has only a few more).
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.263039177053940.71427.100000435781099&l=2b247800fa&type=1
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.263057313718793.71431.100000435781099&l=28ca41ab5d&type=1
Additional information:
If you look carefully at some of the pictures, you will notice (on some - certainly not all) a slight crack in the bottle or label or a slight chip along the opening, etc. Still, these items are a part of long-forgotten history and would make a nice collection for a novice bottle collector - or very cool decor for someone's pharmacy.
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