Deep Olive "Success to the Railroad" Pint Flask

First half 19thC. No chips or cracks. Deep olive made in Lancaster NY. Purchased for $110 in April 1927 from Ira Reed Auction in Sellersville PA.

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. purchased from Blanchard of Center Sandwich NH during Feb 1927.

6 3/4" GV -3 OLIVE GREEN SUCCESS TO THE RAILROAD PINT FLASK - KEENE - OPEN PONTIL - MINOR WEAR

deep olive green, embossed "SUCCESS TO THE RAILROAD" on each side, sheared mouth, rough pontil mark. Probably Keene-Marlboro-Street Glassworks, Keene, NH. 1825-1850. 6 7/8" H.Provenance: From the Eddi

GV-10 HORSE PULLING CART - EAGLE PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASK, deep olive green, half-pint, embossed "RAILROAD / LOWELL" on obverse, sheared mouth, heavy, crude rough pontil mark. Attributed to Covent

GV-5 HORSE-DRAWN CART PICTORIAL FLASK, olive green, pint, embossed "SUCCESS TO THE RAILROAD" on each side, sheared mouth, rough pontil mark. Probably Keene-Marlboro-Street Glassworks, Keene, NH. 1825-

GV-3A HORSE DRAWN CART PICTORIAL FLASK, yellow olive amber, pint, embossed "SUCCESS TO THE RAILROAD" on each side, sheared mouth, rough pontil mark. Probably Keene-Marlboro-Street Glassworks, Keene, N

First half 19th century. Deep olive green pint flask with urn of fruit and cornucopia. GIII-4. A few tiny bubbles. 6.25"h.

First half 19thC. No chips or cracks. Aquamarine seems to be a rare color in this particular mold. Purchased for $60 from Gertrude Hall, Buffalo NY 1927. Pictured in the Magazine Antiques Vol XXXVIII

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Purchased from Ruth Webb Lee of Pittsford NY on Oct 2nd, 1930, for the sum of $65. There is a letter from Ms Lee outlining this sale along with other bottles off

GIII-4 CORNUCOPIA - URN PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASK, deep olive amber, pint, sheared mouth, rough pontil mark. Coventry Glass Works, Coventry, CT. 1825-1850. 6 3/4" H, 4" WOA.Excellent condition over

Ca. first half 19thC. Antique green glass "Success to the Railroad" locomotive historical American flask. With sheared mouth, rough pontil. Fair age-appropriate condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Deep olive-rare mold and color. Purchased from Frances Carey of Haddonfield NJ for $45 in April 1930.

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Deep olive. Purchased from Murdock Antiques, Batavia NY March 1927.

GI-80 LAFAYETTE - CLINTON PORTRAIT / HISTORICAL FLASK, medium to deep olive amber, pint, obverse embossed "LA FAYETTE / (bust) / T.S.", reverse embossed "DE WITT CLINTON / (bust) / COVENTRY / C-T", pl

Washington Portrait - "Jackson" Portrait  Historical Flask GI-31 Pint. Deep Dark Olive  Green w/ attractive bubbles w/ attractive  bubbles, plain lip, pontil mark. 1820-1850.  Keen

Washington Portrait - "Jackson" Portrait  Historical Flask GI-31 Pint. Deep Amber Olive  Color  w/ attractive bubbles, plain lip,  pontil mark. 1820-1850. Keene, Marlboro  Str

GII-73 EAGLE - CORNUCOPIA PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASK,, olive green, deep olive green, pint, plain mouth, light rough pontil mark. Keene-Marlboro-Street Glassworks, Keene, NH. 1820-1850. 6 7/8" H. Li

olive-amber, and deep olive-green, pint, sheared mouth, rough pontil mark. Coventry Glassworks (1815-1848), Coventry, Connecticut. 1820-1848. 6 3/4" and 6 7/8" H.Literature: McKearin/Wilson - American

GIII-7 1/2 Pint Cornucopia Historical Flask: Mold Blown Flash with Rough Pontil. Deep Olive Green with Cornucopia on One Side and Fruit in Urn on Other. Very Good Condition with Minor Rubbing at High

3 Graduated Sizes of American Eagle Historic  Flasks including 1)  GII-63 Comparatively  Scarce, 1/2 Pint, Deep Olive Green, "Liberty"  Eagle/ "Willington Glass Co, West  Will

GV-10 HORSE PULLING CART - EAGLE PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASK, olive green, half-pint, embossed "RAILROAD / LOWELL" on obverse, sheared mouth, heavy, crude rough pontil mark. Attributed to Coventry, C

PATTERN-MOLDED PITKIN-TYPE FLASK, deep olive green, approximately one-half pint, flattened ovoid form, approximately 35 fine ribs swirled to the right, short neck with plain mouth, kick-up base with a

Pint "Success to the Railroad" historical glass flask, 1830s, dark amber, 7". Good condition - some of the yellow marks on photos are camera related not on the flask.