Historical Colorado whiskey jugs. A Bit of Bottled History. Mt. Gothic Tomes and Reliquary

Old Kentucky Liquor Company whiskey jug, Cripple Creek, Colorado	The Dattlebaum Liquor Co. Whiskey jug, Cripple Creek, Colorado
Zanella & Mathes whiskey jug, Central City, Colorado	Ed S. Hughes whiskey jug, Glenwood Springs, Colorado, 1910

M. GOODMAN, CRIPPLE CREEK, COLORADO

Dimensions: 8 inches tall; 4 inches in diameter at base; approximately 4-3/4 inches in diameter at shoulder. Condition: near fine; two small firing cracks; firing deformity on lip. M. Goodman was the proprietor of the Silver State Liquor House in Cripple Creek, Colorado, 1895 - 1896. A very, very scarce Cripple Creek whiskey jug.

Whiskey Jugs from Victor, Cripple Creek Gold Mining District, Colorado

Harry Lang, Dealer in Fine Wines & Liquors

Victor, Colorado

Forch Bros. Victor, Colorado

MIKE FISHER, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Crested Butte, Colorado

MIKE FISHER, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Crested Butte, Colorado. Original five gallon whiskey jug. Fisher was in business in Crested Butte, Colorado from 1905 - 1914. This historical Colorado whiskey jug was used as a marketing to encourage patrons to return to the Fisher Saloon. It was one of only 3 examples known, all of which are in private collections. This jug is in excellent condition except for the chip in the spout.

PRICE: $5,000.00

HENRY BECK whiskey jug, Aspen, Colorado

One-half gallon whiskey jug. Near fine condition. No cracks, or repairs; one small abrasion on bottom, barely noticeable.

Henry Beck, 535 E. Cooper Avenue, Aspen, Colorado, 1896-1904

Henry Beck was the proprietor of the Aspen Bottling Works, 1904-1912. Dimensions of jug: approximately 8 inches tall; 5/3/4 inches in diameter; half-gallon size.

MORE COLORADO SALOON WHISKEY JUGS

Marcus Sodia, Crested Butte, Colorado	Hawkins & Bascom, Wholesale & Retail, Wines, Liquors & Cigars, Aspen, Colorado
Schloss Bros., Leadville, Colorado	The Old Kentucky Liquor Company, Cripple Creek, Colorado

COLORADO HISTORICAL BOTTLES & ETC., 1859 - 1915

Compiled by David K. Clint & Co. First Edition Limited to 500 copies, signed by David K. Clint. Published by the Antique Bottle Collectors of Colorado, Inc., 1976.

Printed by Johnson Publishing Company, Boulder, Colorado. Condition: fine in fine dust jacket. Original brown cloth, gold-printed binding; 306 pages. Inquire about price for this exceedingly useful book for collecting historical Colorado Hutchinson sodas, Baltimore loop seal beers, pre-machine-made crown tops, and whiskey flasks.

CHINESE GINGER JAR DISCOVERED IN CRIPPLE CREEK, COLORADO

Chinese ginger jar found in Cripple Creek, Colorado	Chinese ginger jar found in Cripple Creek, Colorado
Scottish whisky jug found in Scotland	Scottish whisky jug found in Scotland

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