This event will feature select items from the outstanding collection of Mr. Steve Kehrer from Illinois, along with more quality items from the historic Margaret Shaw Collection from Indiana, also the final lots from the collection of the late Chuck Erb of Iowa, more from the collection of the late Ed Kincheloe, plus additions, for a total of 384 lots. Link to auction.
There are 96 other items including flasks bitters, beers, stoneware, etc.
Norm Heckler Auction with 103 lots is now open for bidding. Use this link to the auction. Be aware that you might need to register. Auction closes March 13th.
The Columbus, OH bottle show is Sunday, February 18th from 9 am to 2 pm. It is not too late to make plans to attend!
This event features part II from the exceptional collection of Steve Kehrer from Illinois, items from the historic Margaret Shaw Collection from Indiana, more items from the late Chuck Erb of Iowa, the late Ed Kincheloe of Pennsylvania, and William Knepp of Indiana, featuring 428 quality lots. Link to the auction.
Are you ready for the Midwest Fruit Jar Collectors Convention in Muncie, IN on January 18, 19, and 20? It will be fun! See the flyer for more information.
The Ohio Bottle Club would like to wish all a Merry Christmas. The Christmas dinner was very well attended and the food was spectacular. The OBC continues to offer a variety of …
The Ohio Bottle Club members would like to wish all a Happy Thanksgiving.
Make plans to join the Ohio Bottle Club for 2024. We feature a great newsletter and a monthly Zoom meeting. Click on the link for a printable OBC membership form.
Mark your Calendars! Joe Hardin announces his fall Early Bottle, Fruit Jar, Flask Stoneware, Advertising auction for Sunday, November 19th at 11:00 AM located at 384 Park Ave, Urbana. Click on the link for more information. Save the day!
Tuesday October 10, 8 pm EST, the FOHBC will have another Zoom meeting featuring Jeff Mihalik on bottle digging part 2. See the flyer on how to get an invitation (on the right, little over halfway down).
