Trio of Crested Butte Hutch bottles. 1. ORESCHNICK & YOKES/CRESTED BUTTE/COLO. 6 7/8" tall. Light aqua hutch soda bottle. Rare 1902 & only used within that year. The second most difficult to come by, according to Brian Levine on Collector's Weekly, as well as Preble. Only looks light aqua around the base. Pinprick bubbles or marks on inside of glass with slug plate. Tiny bubbling throughout, and some marks on the top and front near shoulder. Inner lips appears to have an imperfection in the glass. Marked 33 02 on lower back near the bottom. Preble S572. WELSH'S/BOTTLING/WORKS/CRESTED BUTTE 6 7/8" tall. The MOST DIFFICULT TO COME BY & VERY RARE, according to Levine. Very light aqua/nearly clear hutch with slug plate and small nicks around the entirety of the bottle, yet still a nice clarity and appearance. Minor marks and bubbles around the inner lip. Appears to say 33. I.C. CO. on back near the bottom.3. IMITATION/PEAR CIDER, LUCAS ORESCHNICK/CRESTED BUTTE, hutch bottle with paper label from Lucas Oreschnick. 7" tall. Label 100% in tact with nice red, gold & green coloring and graphics. Bottle itself is aqua and has dark mark staining (possibly the imitation apple cider itself) down the lip & shoulder and noticeable bubbling on the front. Marked 33 on its base. Applied top most likely due to squish marks down the shoulder. Imperfection in the glass around the lip. Dated c. 1910, as the bottling company can be seen advertised in The Elk Mountain Pilot newspaper in June of 1910.Date: Country (if not USA): State: ColoradoCity: Crested ButteProvenance: Gary Bracken Collection