PRIMITIVE STONEWARE BOTTLES OF CANADA

Peterborough

ON-134 Wm. Croft

"Wm Croft / Peterboro"

Description: Tan quart.
Height:
Base:
Category: 3

Note: This bottle has been repaired - there is no guarantee the lip is original or the correct
shape. William Croft was listed as a ginger beer maker on Sherbrooke Street in Peterborough
in 1858. According to the 1871 federal census, he was a 46 year old hotel-keeper in
Peterborough West. He returned to the bottling business around 1900.

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Picton

ON-135 Hughes & Burns

"Hughes & Burns / Picton Ont"

Description: Chocolate brown pint.
Height: 7"
Base: Smooth
Category: 4

ON-136 Hughes & Burns

"Hughes & Burns / Picton Ont"

Description: Chocolate brown quart.
Height:
Base: Smooth
Category: 4

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Picton….continued

ON-137 McCartney & Sayers

"McCartney & Sayers / Picton Ont"

Description: Brown small quart.
Height: 8 1/4"
Base:
Category: 5

Note: This is a very unusual bottle, with a glaze
we have not seen on other Canadian primitives.
It is a highly attractive bottle, and is extremely
rare (two known to us, only one mint).

ON-138 Capt. Wm. Young

"Capt. Wm. Young"

Description: Grey quart.
Height:
Base:
Category: 4

Note: Capt. William Young was born in 1809,
died in 1885. He settled in Wellington County,
Ontario in the 1840's, with 600 acres fronting
Lake Ontario. At one point, he was the Clerk of
the Divisional Court in Wellington. His son
opened a dry goods store in Picton. We can
only conjecture Capt. Young sold beer or ginger
beer from the family store. This is the only
known "Captain" marked bottle, thus will fetch a
premium.

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Port Colbourne

ON-139 B. Minor

"B. Minor"

Description: Grey small quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 8 1/2"
Base:
Category: 2

Note: Burton Minor was a Port Colbourne bottler in 1887.

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Port Perry

ON-140 Joseph Cook

"Joseph Cook"

Description: Brown quart.
Height: 9"
Base:
Category: 2

ON-141 Joseph Cook

"Joseph Cook / PortPerry Ont"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 9 5/8"
Base: Smooth
Category: 3

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Port Perry….continued

ON-142 Joseph Cook

"Joe Cook / Trade / Mark {in shield} / Port Perry"

Description: Dark brown pint.
Height: 6 3/4"
Base:
Category: 4

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Port Perry….continued

ON-143 Thomas Cook

"T. Cook / PortPerry Ont"

Description: Chocolate brown quart.
Height: 9 1/4"
Base:
Category: 4

ON-144 Thomas Cook

"Thos. Cook / Port Perry Ont"

Description: Chocolate brown quart.
Height: 9"
Base:
Category: 4

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Prescott

ON-145 D Daniels

"D Daniels / Prescott"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 10 1/4"
Base: Smooth
Category: 3

ON-146 D Daniels

"D Daniels / Prescott"

Description: Yellow ochre quart.
Height: 9 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 3

Note: This bottle has incredibly tiny print - it is
almost indiscernible. We have seen two, and have
to question - was this the only size font in the
potter's toolbox that day? The print is located
above the shoulder, halfway up the neck.

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Prescott….continued

ON-147 D Daniels

"d d"

Description: Grey pint, blue hand-painted
lettering.
Height: 6 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 3

Note: This bottle was brought up by a diver off
the main pier in Prescott, ON. See also Dundas
Distillery, Dundas for another potential
attribution.

ON-148 H Daniels

"H Daniels / Prescott"

Description: Tan quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 10"
Base:
Category: 3

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Prescott….continued

ON-149 J Daniels

"J. Daniels / Prescott Ont"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 10"
Base:
Category: 4

ON-150 J Daniels

"J. Daniels / London Ginger Beer / Prescott
Ont."

Description: Dark chocolate quart.
Height: 10"
Base:
Category: 4

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Prescott….continued

ON-151 William Ellis

"William,Ellis / Best XXX Ale / Prescott,Brewery"

Description: Tan quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 9 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 5

ON-152 William Ellis

"William,Ellis / East.India / Pale Ale /
Prescott,Brewery"

Description: Tan quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 9 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 5

Note: Both of these bottles are Category 5 bottles
due to their very odd lips, the multiple lines of
writing, and the product descriptions - quite scarce
on Canadian bottles.

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Prescott….continued

ON-153 Mooney

" ? Mooney P"

Description: Brown redware squat quart with red splotches.
Height:
Base:
Category: 5

Note: Mooney was an 1840s potter in Prescott, Ontario. This bottle was
found by a diver off Prescott, hence the attribution. The bottle is very
early and unusual, perhaps the only marked redware bottle in Canada.

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Renfrew

ON-154 R C Archer

"R C Archer"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 9 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

Note: According to the 1871 federal census, 50 year old Richard Archer was a baker,
born in England, doing business in Renfrew village. This bottle was found outside
Cobden, Ontario, alongside a stash of Mrs. Baker F. Falls bottles, a couple of Menzies
bottles from Pembroke and the A. Starr from Brockville.

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St. Catharines

ON-155 J.W. Lindsay

"JW Lindsay"

Description: Brown pint.
Height: 6 3/4"
Base:
Category: 2

ON-156 J.W. Lindsay

"JW Lindsay"

Description: Grey pint.
Height: 6 1/2"
Base:
Category: 2

Note: According to the 1871 federal
census, 66 year old John W. Lindsay
was listed as a blacksmith, born in the
United States. It is possible that
Lindsay sold soda water as a sideline,
or perhaps that he had a different
trader in an earlier day. A historical
footnote - Lindsay might be the only
Canadian soda water bottler of this era
who was of African descent!

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Seaforth

ON-157 F.A. Meyer

"F A Meyer"

Description: Grey quart, blue lip.
Height: 10 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 1

Note: Also comes in a light brown pottery.

ON-158 F.A. Meyer

"F A Meyer"

Description: Grey quart.
Height: 10 3/4"
Base: Smooth
Category: 1

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Simcoe

ON-159 Fred A. Fick

"F. A. F."

Description: Grey quart.
Height: 10 3/4"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

Note: Fred A. Fick was a soda water manufacturer in Simcoe from 1875-1878. This
attribution is made partially on the basis of the matching of fairly uncommon initials, but
also due to the fact that similarly shaped bottles were used by bottlers including Farrar in
Canboro, Brown in Chatham and Minor in Port Colbourne.

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Smith's Falls

ON-160 R Baird & Bro

"R Baird & Bro' / Smiths Falls C W"

Description: Brown/grey quart.
Height: 9 3/4"
Base: Smooth
Category: 5

Note: This bottle is a rich dark grey/brown,
representing a small town pre-Confederation
merchant. According to the 1871 federal
census, 39 year old Robert Baird was an
accountant! Perhaps soda water was a
sideline, or an earlier venture?

ON-161 Wilson Garrett

"Wilson Garrett / Smith Falls"

Description: Grey quart.
Height: 10"
Base: Smooth
Category: 3

Note: In the 1871 federal census, 34 year
old Wilson Garrett was a baker and
confectioner, born in Ontario, of Irish
descent.

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Smith Falls….continued

ON-162 W. Garrett

"W Garrett"

Description: Tan quart.
Height: 10"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

ON-163 J. Pratt

"J Pratt / Smiths Falls"

Description: Orange quart.
Height: 10 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 4

Note: This Pratt is a rare orange coloured stoneware
which appears to be a regional pottery type only
seen in Eastern Ontario. The bottles are extremely
distinctive, and are therefore quite collectible.

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Strathroy

ON-164 George.M. Francis

"G.M. Francis / Strathroy"

Description: Light tan pint.
Height: 6 3/8"
Base:
Category: 4

Note: G.M. Francis was one of Strathroy's first bakers. In 1871, a 30 year old
George M. Francis was listed as a baker and boarder in the federal census.
He sold his shop in 1884.

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Toronto

ON-165 John Barton

"J.B. / Toronto / C.W."

Description: Multi-sided grey or brown quart.
Height:
Base: Cronk-style.
Category: 5

Note: This bottle is attributed to John Barton. Two different
colour variants are shown here.

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Toronto….continued

ON-166 John A Farr

"J.A.F. / T"

Description: Very small pint, grey.
Height: 5 3/4" - 6"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

ON-167 John A Farr

"Dr. Cronk / J A F "

Description: Medium tan quart with brown slip.
Height: 10 3/4"
Base: Cronk-style
Category: 2

Note: The casual or new collector may easily
wonder, "Who is Dr. Cronk?" Dr. Cronk is
perhaps most easily explained as the Coca-Cola
of the 19th century. Cronk had tens of thousands
of bottles manufactured at a plant in Akron, Ohio,
with his name and often the name of the local
franchisee (in this case, John A Farr). The bottle
was distinctive, and was used across Ontario
and in many US states, and the franchisees sold
Cronk Beer and other Cronk products.

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Toronto….continued

ON-168 John A Farr

"Dr. Cronk / J A F / T"

Description: Grey pint, brown slip.
Height: 8 3/4"
Base
Category: 2

ON-169 John A Farr

"Dr. Cronk / J.A.F. / T"

Description: Light tan quart, brown slip.
Height: 11"
Base:
Category: 2

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Toronto….continued

ON-170 John A Farr

"G.B. / J A F / T"

Description: Light tan quart.
Height: 8 1/2"
Base:
Category: 2

ON-171 John A Farr

"Cronk / J.A.F."

Description: Light yellow/tan slip over ivory pint.
Height: 6"
Base:
Category: 2

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Toronto….continued

G.J. Fiedler

"G.J.F."

Description: Grey quart.
Height:
Base: Cronk-style
Category: 2

Note: There is a listing for George J. Fiedler in
Chatham in 1893 as a ginger beer manufacturer.
But there is also a GJ Fiedler listed in Toronto in
1894. We have listed this bottle in both places,
but have numbered it only in Chatham. There is
also a transfer printed Fiedler bottle from
Chatham.

ON-172 Q S Grainger

"Q.S.G."

Description: Small grey pint.
Height: 6 1/4 - 6 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

Note: Attributed to Q.S. Grainger, a hotel-keeper
in Toronto.

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Toronto….continued

ON-173 George Ironside & Co.

"Geo Ironside & Co / Toronto"

Description: Small tan pint. Note: Both Es are reversed.
Height: 6 3/4"
Base: Smooth
Category: 5

Note: This is an extremely rare, highly sought-after Toronto bottle. There is apparently
another Ironside variant known to exist.

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Toronto….continued

ON-174 J.F. Murray

"J.F. Murray / Toronto"

Description: Yellow or grey pint, with or
without blue wash in lettering.
Height: 6 1/4"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

Note: The pint bottle seems fairly
common as primitives go. Apparently
there is also a quart in existence?

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Toronto….continued

ON-175 Wm. Robertson

"Wm Robertson / Trade / GB / Mark / Toronto"

Description: Ivory pint.
Height: 7"
Potter: Price Bristol
Category: 2

ON-176 B. Shannon

"B Shannon / Toronto"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 9 1/4"
Base:
Category: 4

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Toronto….continued

ON-177 J Shannon

"J Shannon / Toronto C.W."

Description: Grey pint.
Height: 6 3/4"
Base:
Category: 5

Note: This bottle is both extremely rare and
highly sought after, thus market demand makes
it a Category 5 bottle.

ON-178 J Shannon

"J Shannon / {beaver} / Toronto"

Description: Brown pint.
Height: 7"
Base:
Category: 3

Note: One might think that Canada's only bottle
with an incised beaver would be in a higher
category, but there would appear to be a
number of these bottles around.

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Toronto….continued

ON-179 J Shannon

"J Shannon"

Description: Reddish tan quart, blue wash in
lettering. On the reverse is a hand-painted image of
a man smoking a cigarette. The man is on the right,
with a large hooked nose, and the smoke from the
cigarette goes up on the left. This bottle is unique,
and is possibly the work of a bored potter with a bit
of blue glaze on his fingers and a bit of time of his
hands.
Height: 9 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 5

Note: This bottle is arguably North America's best
stoneware primitive.

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Toronto….continued

R. Simpson

"R Simpson / Toronto C.W."

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height:
Base:
Category: 5

Note: Extremely rare bottle.

ON-180 H. Sproatt

"H Sproatt / Toronto"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 9 3/4"
Base:
Category: 4

Note: In 1871, Henry Sproatt was 68, likely retired.
Sproatt used cobalt blue, pontilled glass bottles as well,
so his bottles likely date from the 1850s-60s.

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Toronto….continued

ON-181 T.P. Worthy

"T.P. Worthy"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 10"
Base:
Category: 3

Note: Attributed to Toronto.

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Windsor

ON-182 Cronk & Palmer

"Cronk & Palmer / Dr Cronk"

Description: Tan quart.
Height: 10 3/4"
Base:
Category: 2

ON-183 Cronk & Palmer

"Cronk & Palmer"

Description: Tan pint, brown slip.
Height: 7 1/4"
Base:
Category: 2

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Woodstock

ON-184 Wm. Tune

"Wm. Tune / Woodstock, C.W."

Description: Tan pint.
Height: 6 1/2"
Base:
Category: 5

Note: This is an incredible pint bottle, very rare, and the oldest bottle from a highly
collectible family of bottlers.

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Yorkville

ON-185 J Rose

"J Rose"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 10 1/2"
Base:
Category: 2

Note: A "Joseph Rose / 1854" bottle also exists, and is listed in American Stoneware

Bottles, unattributed as to location. This bottle has been attributed to Yorkville based on the
dig location.

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Unknown, possibly Ontario?

UN-1 G. Fornier
Height: 6 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Note: Brown bottle dug in Alliston. Grey one attributed to Schomberg.

UN-2 ENA
Height: 10"
Base: Smooth
Note: Very similar to Eastern Ontario bottles in shape and lettering.

UN-3 PON
Height:

Base:
Note: Striking similarities to Eastern Ontario bottles.

UN-4 J Vanalstine
Height: 5 3/4"
Base: Smooth
Note: Likely Picton/Belleville area. Very early, crude pint.

UN-5 R Morgan
Height: 10 1/4"
Base: Smooth

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Unknown….continued

UN-6 W Rand
Height: 8"
Base: Circular wire groove
Note: Bottle has extremely small characters, like the D Daniels, and
similar to Upper Canada era crocks. It was found in Eastern Ontario,
and may be the wares of an Ontario or Northern US bottler.

UN-7 JC hand-painted
Height: 10 1/4"
Base: Smooth
Note: Bottle has similarities to Perth area bottles.

UN-8 JR hand-painted
Height: 9 1/2 to 10 1/2"
Base: all smooth
Note: Three bottles, shown here, found in Eastern Ontario. Bottle
has similarities to Perth area bottles.

UN-9 John Onzier
Height: Quart
Note: Like the Willats Brothers bottle, I'd suggest that John Onzier is
actually an anglicism of Jean Angers. This bottle has striking
similarities to Eastern Ontario bottles.

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Unknown….continued

UN-10 Willats Brothers
Height: 6 3/4"
Base: Smooth
Note: Three identical bottles removed from the basement of a hotel in
Aylmer, Quebec. Quite possibly the wares of two brothers named
Ouellette, perhaps from Ottawa.

UN-11 S. Frost & Co.
Height: 10 1/2"
Base: Smooth

UN-12 J.M.B
Height: 8"
Base: Smooth

UN-13 D. Davis
Height: 10"
Base: Smooth
Note: This bottle has been attributed to both Toronto and Quebec City - neither conclusively.

UN-14 Soule & Rosy
Height: 9 3/4"
Base: Smooth
Note: There was a Quebec potter named Soule, and this bottle has been variously attributed to
Ontario, Quebec and the Northern US States.

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Unknown….continued

UN-15 P&B
Height: 10 1/4"
Base: Smooth
Note: Very unique style - unattributed.

UN-16 A Cody
Height: Quart
Base:
Note: Dug in Ontario.

UN-17 B French
Height: Quart
Base:
Note: Perhaps Oshawa or Windsor? See Rand bottle - similar shape.

UN-18 Halstead
Height: Quart
Base:
Note: Perhaps Canadian?

UN-19 W. Loney
Height: 7"
Base:

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British Columbia

Colwood

BC-1 Colwood Hygienic Mineral Water Works

"Colwood, B.C. / Hygienic / Mineral Water / Works"

Description: Chocolate internal thread pint.
Height: 6.75"
Potter/Agent: no mark
Category: 4

Note: Colwood is a suburb of Victoria.

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Nanaimo

BC-2 Louis Lawrence

"Louis Lawrence / Nanaimo B.C."

Description: Medium/dark brown internal thread pint.
Height: 7"
Potter:
Category: 4

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Vancouver

BC-3 Thorpe & Co

"Thorpe's / Ginger / Beer"

Description: Internal thread brown pint.
Height: 6 3/4"
Potter: Lovatt
Category: 1

BC-4 Thorpes

"Thorpe's / Ginger / Beer"

Description: Internal thread dark brown pint.
Height: 6 3/4"
Potter: Lovatt
Category: 2

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Victoria

BC-5 A Astrico

"A Astrico / Victoria"

Description: Tan slip over ivory quart. {photo not available}
Category: 3

BC-6 Bavaria Brewery

"Bavaria Brewery Victoria VI"

Description: Ivory quart. {photo not available}
Category:

BC-7 R.L. & Co (Robert Reisterer and Laumeister).

"R.L. & Co., Victoria, B.C."

Description: Tan slip over ivory quart. {photo not available}
Category: 3

BC-8 L & G (Laumeister & Gowen)

"L & G Victoria V.I."

Description: Tan slip over ivory quart. {photo not available}
Category: 3

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Victoria….continued

BC-9 A Phillips

"A Phillips / Victoria"

Description: Tan slip over ivory corker pint.
Height: 7 1/2"
Potter/Agent: No mark
Category: 3

BC-10 A Phillips

"A Phillips / Victoria VI"

Description: Ivory corker pint.
Height: 7 1/2"
Potter/Agent: Doulton Lambeth
Category: 3

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Victoria….continued

BC-11 Victoria Brewery

"Victoria / Brewery"

Description: Light brown pint.
Height:
Potter/Agent:
Category: 4

BC-12 Victoria Brewery

"Victoria / Brewery VI"

Description: Tan slip over ivory corker pint.
Height:
Potter/Agent:
Category: 3

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Victoria….continued

BC-13 Victoria Brewery

"Victoria Brewery / V.I."

Description: Reddish brown slip over ivory corker pint.
Height:
Potter/Agent:
Category: 3

BC-14 Victoria Brewery

"Victoria / Brewery / V.I."

Description: Tan slip over ivory corker pint.
Height:
Potter/Agent:
Category: 4

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Victoria….continued

BC-15 Victoria Brewery

"Victoria / Brewery / B C"

Description: Tan slip over ivory corker pint.
Height:
Potter/Agent:
Category: 4

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Looking for…. Bottles of the
Ottawa Valley

North Bay - Ottawa - Prescott - Napanee

And all points in between!

Kevin Culhane www.canadianbottles.com 190
19 Aurora Crescent
Nepean, Ontario
K2G 0Z6
Canada
(613) 727-8350
[email protected]

Primitive Stoneware Bottles of Canada

Alberta Bound?

Buy - Sell - Trade

Any Advertising Items - particularly those
Pertaining to Calgary and Western Canada

Country Store Items including cardboard
And tin Signs, tea and coffee tins, tobacco tins

Store displays etc.
Medalta Pottery - Medicine Hat - Old Photos of the West

Hudsons Bay Company Items - NWMP and RCMP Items
Gas and Oil related memorabilia - gas station items

Display Cases

Japanese Tin toys - Pedal Cars - Toy Ships
Motorcycle Toys - tin / friction / cast iron
Space Toys - especially robots - Tin toy cars
Western Heroes Toys - cap guns and holster sets
Dinky Toys / Matchbox / Corgi / Hotwheels
Toy Trains - Lionel / American Flyer / Hornby
Any pre-war German Toys - Toy soldiers
Disney Toys from the 30's 40's and 50's

Calgary Brewery Items - Barber Shop Collectibles
Coca Cola Items - Interesting old glass and Pottery

Old Automobile and Motorcycle memorabilia
Firefighting and Police collectibles - old aviation items

Arcade Machines - Juke Boxes, slot machines, vendors
Army / Navy / Airforce memorabilia - War souvenirs - etc.

Native Indian Artifacts - Beadwork - Baskets - etc.
Paintings and Sketches - Old framed prints and photos

Early sports items - Hockey & Baseball
Sports Equipment, Team photos, Souvenirs, Uniforms, etc.

Please write/email: Glen Foster, 40 Signal Hill Way SW, Calgary, AB T3H 2M2 (403) 249-9807 [email protected]

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Wanted:
Ontario Transfer Printed Ginger Beers and Primitives

John Meyer
133 Vancouver Street

Barrie, Ontario
L4M 4M5

(705) 728-9441
[email protected]

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