Show us YOUR Vintage Flask!

[Turnip]

„Your“ DRGM appears to having been registered in 1926.

The range of the respective patent numbers can be found on the left.

You may find „your“ product by patent number and related information in the dpma-register then.

Found one flask with that number that sold for 55,- bucks, think in Europe.

Good luck.

 

[7Pines]

„Your“ DRGM appears to having been registered in 1926.

The range of the respective patent numbers can be found on the left.

You may find „your“ product by patent number and related information in the dpma-register then.

Found one flask with that number that sold for 55,- bucks, think in Europe.

Good luck.

Thank you very much for this information! 1926. Wow, pretty neat. My Grandpa Kruger was born in 1898, so perhaps he got this while living in Germany…fascinating!

 

[M Hatman]

Some of my collection was featured in a collection of the month. These examples date from 1860-1940.

'Here's hoping, may you live long and prosper"...well before Mr Spock.

Cukoo Whiskey

Front

Back

 

[M Hatman]

Continued.....

Old Hermann's Whiskey

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

really hard to photograph some of these...

 

[M Hatman]

And a couple more.....

Painted pumpkin seed flask...common to do in the 19th century.

The Dandy

and another Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

and a Merry XMas in a wreath.

Here was the display....The little Stafordshire pig is a flask too!! (you drink or pour from his backside).

The

 

[M Hatman]

Two recent acquisitions, both 1930's.
A figural flask from Japan, they made many awesome paste porcelain items.

And an unusual corn carnival glass....(somebody put a large wheat head down in it, startled the wife thinking it was some sort of bug!)

Tried to photograph the "bug"! I must say it does rather look like a bug......but it is wheat.

 

[M Hatman]

Here is an occupational tintype circa 1900 of two bartenders with tools of their trade and a pumpkin seed flask, and they each have a cigar.