Embossed lettering on this 7 oz bottle.  Diehl and Lord was a company in Nashville Tennessee.  Vintage with mold marks.  Round defect on the letter S in the word Star like someone shot a bb at it.  Somewhat cloudy and a chip out of the lip. Rectangle marking on the bottom. 

This is a small hardback book with cloth cover.  Written by Pat Mitchamore and printed in 1992. The book was assembled wrong with some of the pages displaying upside down. It is about Jack Daniels and contains many illustrations including example of the bottles.

This little jug measures 3 and a half inches.  Nice condition except for two small chips out of the lip on the left side. You can see it on the next to the last scan.  Price adjusted

This item measures three inches tall.  There are three small chip along the lip and a large one covering the whole top.  The scratches shown on the middle part are smooth to the touch  and are under the glaze.  These State Fair minis are quite rare.

This little jug measures 3 inches tall.  It has a very small gold letters near the bottom which reads "Nashville Expo 1897." You have to use a magnifying glass to see it. See the line on the first scan.   This item is very rare, possibly the only specimen.   No paypal on this item as I paid a great deal for it. Defect free.

I bought this jug which measures three inches tall.  It is the only example I have seen.  A nice customer helped me with the name which I believe is Jungermann  & Rusp or that's close enough.  Circa 1880's. The address is 14 Public Square Nashville Tenn. The only problem with the mini is a chip between the last letter of the name and the last letter of Square.  No Paypal on this item as I am offering it for what I paid for it.  This must be a very rare jug as it is not listed in any reference that I have searched. Offering for less than I paid for it.

This is a very small mini jug which measures 2 3/4 of a inch.  My camera is not working so I've tried to scan it.  Reads "Compliments of J T Doores Co, Nashville Tenn". There is a chip on the lip in the front. Cobweb effect on this jug but it is all under the glaze. There is a teeny chip on the bottom edge on the back, hardly worth mentioning. Offering for more than I paid for it.

Rare little jug which measures 3 and 3/4 of an inch tall.  Made by the Arcade Grocery, 405 and 407 on Broad Street in Nashville Tennessee. Large chip out of the bottom part of the handle.  There is also some chipping along the bottom edge just under the printed portion.   

This is the only example I have ever seen  of a stoneware mug from the William Gerst Brewing Company in Nashville Tennessee.  I suspect that it is missing from most Gerst collections.  It measures four and a half plus inches.  There is a hair line fracture that runs from the lip to the logo.  There are a couple other lines but are not rough to the touch.  There are some small defects that are common to such stoneware.  Please views all the scans.  Yes, I know this is expensive but you don't know what I had to pay for it. Sorry, no paypal on this item but payment plans are accepted. 

Diehl"s Old Style Stone Bottle Ginger Beer was produced by Adam Diehl and George Lord.   "This bottle is never sold".  Measures six and a half inches tall.  Two chips which show in the scan and hair line cracks under the glaze.  Note the horizontal line in the last scan which is a protruding  ridge not a crack.

Rare souvenir of the Tennessee State Fair, not without faults. Chip on the front lip, two small chips on the brown edge, chip along the bottom edge and cracking which can be see in the scan.   Measures 2 1/2 inches.

Please view the scan to see the condition of this invoice.

Very early bottle from a famous company in Nashville. View the scan for condition which includes a little chip on the bottom edge just under the N in Nashville. Embossed star on the bottom of the bottle.

This is a modern stoneware jug for the Silver Dollar Saloon in Nashville Tennessee. This was a famous old saloon in Nashville. Stamp on the bottom reads W A Painter Pottery Works Kansas City. Though a modern rendering it was made in limited supply and I have not seen any for sale lately.

Nice graphic letterhead for the dealers of Goldcrest, Pure Barley Malt Syrup, and Canadian Club, the Original Dry Ginger Ale. Condition problems on the unused letterhead. Overall age toning, a horizontal fold mark running down the right hand edge. Numerous pin holes at the bottom and pencil marking covering all of the back side.