• NEZ PERCE//CATARRH SNUFF
• Unlisted
• Height: 2 3/4"
• Color: Clear
• Shape: Square, embossed on two lines on adjacent sides
• Lip: Square Band
• Blown in mold
• Tooled top
• Turn of the century
• bought from Don Neiman
• One that I got! This is the first bottle I have bought as a direct result of this site!
• October 23, 1997

• INDIAN SAGWA // HEALY & BIGELOW [embossed Indian Head facing left] 
• Odell p. 47
• Height: 8 3/4"
• Color: Aqua
• Shape: Rectangular
• Lip: Round Band with lower flare
• Bimal
• Most common variant
• 1885-1890's
• bought from Dick Spevacek
• Las Vegas Bottle Show
• Feb. 23, 1997

• DR. COLLIN'S // INDIAN / PAIN KILLER // READING, PA.
• Odell p. 18
• Height: 5 ¼"
• Color: Clear
• Shape: Rectangular
• Lip: Narrow Square Band
• Bimal
• Dr. Samuel Collins appears in the 1861 Harrisburg directory as a dealer in patent medicines at Strawberry and N. 3rd. Sometime later Collins died, and his wife continued the business in the 1890's at 1047 Washington St., in Reading, PA.
• bought from Don Fritschel
• Las Vegas Bottle Show
• Feb. 23, 1997

• S.B. GOFF'S // INDIAN VEGETABLE / COUGH SYRUP &/BLOOD PURIFIER // CAMDEN N.J.
• Odell p. 28
• Height: 6"
• Color: Aqua/clear
• Shape: Rectangular
• Lip: Square Band
• Bimal
• The first mention of Samuel B. Goff's at 104 South and Second Sts in Camden, New Jersey in 1885. From that date to 1912, S.B. Goff was the president of the company. In 1901 the company was called S.B. Goff & Sons Co., and was located at Broadway on the corner of Bridge Ave. In 1912 Samuel B.Goff Jr. is listed as president, and in 1918 Leon Goff's named as head of the firm until 1928, with Neal D. Goff as secretary-treasurer. 1928 was the final year of business.
• Aqua
• bought from Tim Blair
• Las Vegas Bottle Show
• Feb. 23, 1997
• Clear
• bought from Don Fritschel
• Las Vegas Bottle Show
• Feb. 23, 1997

• 'WYANOKE' / DR. PARK'S INDIAN LINIMENT / A.M. FOLLETT PROP. CONCORD, N.H.
• Odell p. 103
• Height: 5 3/8"
• Color: Clear
• Shape: Round
• Lip: Square Band
• Bimal
• Through the 1880's Albert M. Follett was a grocer in Concord, New Hampshire. In 1889, he was listed as grocer and extract manufacturer. In 1898 he assumed the posistion of manager of the Park & Russell Company manufacturers of patent medicines. Follett ran the business until 1903 after which the company continued under new owners. The Liniment was being produced by the Park & Russell firm into the 1920's.
• bought from Gene & Phyllis Kemble
• Las Vegas Bottle Show
• Feb. 23, 1997

• "Dr Geo. Pierce's / Indian / Restorative / Bitters" 
• America, 1845-1860.
• Rectangular with beveled corners,
• deep greenish aquamarine,
• applied sloping collared mouth
• iron pontil mark,
• ht. 7 5/8 inches
• R# P96
• Odell p. 76
• Dr. George Pierce is first found as a physician in Lowell, Massachusetts in 1831. The Bitters was probably introduced in the early 1850's. During the time the company operated in Lowell, Pierce, and Charles Osgood (Osgood's India Cholagogue) ran a drug business. Sometime between 1855-59 the company relocated to Boston. In Boston the George Pierce & Co. had a number of persons involved in the manufacture of the Bitters. Pierce's first partners were G.T. Adams, and John Couch, later in the 1880's H.M. Hamblin, and after 1885, M.W. Joslyn and George F. Kellogg. It may have been that Pierce himself never was involved in the Boston operations, but remained in Lowell where he died August 20, 1864. No mention of him could ever be found as a member of the Massachusetts Medical Society, and he may not have been a graduate of any medical institution. The Boston firm trademarked a label for the bitters in 1877. The Indian Bitters, which was 12 proof, was still being manufactured in Boston at 30 Hanover St. in 1893, and is listed in the Era Blue Book for Druggists in 1899.
• Good clean early bottle.
• Heckler No. 27
• June 14, 1995
• Lot #71

• PAWNEE INDIAN / TOO-RE
• Odell p. 75
• Height: 7 3/4"
• Color: Aqua
• Shape: Rectangular with indented panels
• Lip: Square Band with lower ring on neck
• Bimal
• The Pawnee Indian Medicine Company was organized in San Franeisco, in 1891 by Drs. Charles A. and Frank P. Burgess. It is believed the first product was the Indian Too-Re. It was the most heavily advertised. The company was located at various addresses on Howard St. through the turn of the century. When Frank P. died in 1923, the business was taken over by Mrs. F.P. Burgess and operated out of her home at 423 Capp. In 1926 Mrs. Ida Clark is listed as the principal of the company, and continued to manage the business until the company ceased operation in 1932.

• Modoc Indian Oil
• Odell p. 60
• This bottle is an Aqua mold blown with a single collared tooled lip.
• It measures 6 1/2" high x 1 1/2"dia.
• It is embossed vertically
• Shape: Round
• Lip: Square Band
• Bottle is in near mint condition.
• 7/06/97
• eBay
• hbv509270 

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• "H.T. LOVET'S - WAHPENE"
• (unlisted), American, ca. 1835 - 1855,
• bluish aqua,
• 7 1/8"h,
• rectangular with indented panels,
• open pontil,
• applied mouth,
• perfect and with nicely whittled glass.
• Was Wahpene an old Indian remedy sold by the early horse and wagon medicine men?
• Glass Works Quick 25
• August 30, 1997

• LOUDEN & CO'S / INDIAN / EXPECTORANT // PHILA
• Odell p. 53
• Height: 7 1/4"
• Color: Aqua
• Shape: Oval
• Lip: Short Tapered Collar
• Open Pontil
• Antique Bottle & Glass Collector Yellow Pages
• September 10, 1997

• THE CELEBRATED // INDIAN / VEGETABLE // PAIN EXTRACTOR
• Unlisted, possible reference Wilson p. 119
• Height: 6 3/8"
• Color: Aqua
• Shape: Rectangular with 3 indented panels
• Lip: Square Band
• Smooth Base
• Antique Bottle & Glass Collector Yellow Pages
• August 13, 1997

• "BROWN'S / CELEBRATED / INDIAN HERB BITTERS -PATENTED / 1868"
• (B-225), American, ca. 1868 - 1875
• yellow amber Indian Queen
• 12 1/4"h, smooth base, rolled lip.
• A shallow chip, about 3/8" long is located on the edge of the skirt by a foot, common in this type bottle and happens when botle is removed from mold.
• a real sparkling beauty!
• Jacksonville, FL 1997

• "Old Sachem / Bitters / And / Wigwam Tonic"
• America, 1860-1880
• Barrel form
• bright golden amber
• applied collared mouth
• smooth base
• ht. 9 3/8 inches
• R# 046

• "RED JACKET / BITTERS."
• On reverse: "BENNETT, PIETERS & CO."
• Watson No. 271
• All sides flat
• Shape: Square
• Color: Light to medium amber, has some red in it
• Mouth: Applied Long Tapered Collar
• Measurements: 9 1/2" x 2 3/4"
• Base: Smooth
• Corners: Beveled
• Pacific Glass Auctions No 14
• Lot No. 155
• June 16, 1997

• "OLD DR. SOLOMON'S." Opposite: INDIAN WINE BITTERS."
• Watson No. 312
• Three sides indented, one flat for label
• Shape: Rectangular
• Color: Aqua
• Mouth: Narrow Square Collar
• Measurements: 8 1/2" x 3 x 1/4"
• Base: Smooth
• Corners: Beveled
• Jacksonville 1997

• INDIAN / ROOT BEER / EXTRACT
• Odell p. 36
• Height: 4 1/2"
• Color: Aqua
• Shape: Square with indented oval panel
• Lip: Round Band
• Jacksonville 1997

• BRANT'S INDIAN//PULMONARY BALSAM//M.T. WALLACE //PROPRIETOR
• Odell p. 6
• Height: 6 3/4"
• Color: Aqua
• Shape: Eight sided
• Lip: Long Tapered Collar
• smooth base
• Jacksonville 1997

• KICKAPOO/COUGH CURE
• Odell p. 45
• Circa: 1900
• Height: 6 1/4"
• Color: Aqua
• Shape: Round with indented front panel
• Lip: Square Band
• San Bernardino 1997

• H.H. WARNER & CO.//TIPPECANOE
• Odell p. 95
• bottle is supposed to be a log, has embossed canoe
• on base: PAT. NOV. 20. 83 ROCHESTER, N.Y.
• Height: 9 1/4"
• Color: Amber
• Shape: Round
• Lip: Mushroom Shaped
• Circa 1885

• TAYLOR'S / CHEROKEE REMEDY / SWEET GUM AND MULLEIN / ATLANTA GA.
• Height: 7 1/4"
• Color: Aqua
• Shape: Rectangular with indented oval panel
• Lip: Square Band with dropped ring on neek
• Unlisted variant of Odell P. 93
• Label and contents with 80% of box
• Bubba's Auction
• Lot #1819
• April 27, 1997

• DR. KILMER'S / INDIAN / COUGH CURE / CONSUMPTION OIL / BINGHAMTON / N.Y. U.S.A.
• Odell p. 50
• Variant C
• Height: 5 3/4"
• Color: Aqua
• Shape: Rectangular
• Lip: Square Band
• Bimal
• eBay 1997

• PAWNEE / INDIAN BALM
• Odell p. 74
• Height: 4 1/2"
• Color: Clear
• Shape: Rectangular
• Lip: Square Band
• Bimal
• San Bernardino 1997

• "HEALY & BIGELOW'S / KICKAPOO / INDIAN OIL"
• Odell p. 45
• Dimensions: 1 ¼ inches round by 5 ½ in height
• Color: Light aqua/green
• Mold seam: Stops halfway up the neck and the lip is tooled
• Top style: Cork
• Bottle's negative and positive qualities: One scratch after "KICKAPOO" about 1/8 inch in length that at first I thought was a pronounciation mark. The glass is uneven and makes the bottle look like it has indentations in it. There are several large bubles in it. I consider the last two thing to be good quailities.
• Cleanlyness: Still a little bit of interior stains.
• eBay 9/22/97

• HEALY & BIGELOW’S \ KICKAPOO \ INDIAN COUGH CURE
• circa 1888
• Odell p. 45
• BIMAL
• cylinder shaped with embossing in sunken panel
• aqua
• Size 6 ¼" x 1 ½"
• No chips, bruises, or cracks. Some interior stain.
• eBay
• October 28, 1997

• THE GREAT//SHOSHONEES/REMEDY OF//DR. JOSEPHUS
• circa 1888
• Odell #920
• BIMAL
• rectangular with embossing on three sides
• aqua
• Size 9¼"
• perfect
• eBay
• October 24, 1997

• BARBER'S//INDIAN VEGETABLE//JAUNDICE BITTERS//OLIVER JOHNSON & CO//PROVIDENCE R.I.
• Watson #26
• Odell #46 BIMAL variant
• Twelve-sided
• Aqua
• Smooth base
• Collinsville, IL Bottle Show
• from the table of Jim & Jodi Hall
• November 2, 1997

• KICKAPOO OIL
• Odell #554 Variant B
• With label, contents and box
• Height: 7"
• ABM
• Aqua cylinder
• circa 1919
• Collinsville, IL Bottle Show
• from the table of Frank Donath
• November 2, 1997

• KA:TON:KA//THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
• Odell #731
• Aqua
• Rectangular
• Height 8 7/8"
• BIMAL
• Collinsville, IL Bottle Show
• from the table of Patrick Montgomery
• November 2, 1997

• CAMPBELL & LYON'S//UMATILLA/INDIAN HOGAH//DETROIT, MICH.
• Odell #983
• Height 9"
• rectangular with three indented panels
• Aqua
• BIMAL
• Collinsville, IL Bottle Show
• November 2, 1997

• INDIAN ROCK/GINGER ALE
• Unlisted
• Tenpen shape
• Clear with Selenium yellow tone
• early ABM
• Crown top
• Height 7 3/4"
• Glass is very thick, heavy bottle
• Bryson's Antiques, 511 St. Phillip St., Thibodeaux, La. 70301
• November 8, 1997

• LEWIS' RED JACKET BITTERS, (around shoulder)
• NEW HAVEN (Indian head) CONN on smooth base
• (L-83), American, ca. 1880 - 1890
• medium amber 10 3/4"h
• applied sloping double collar mouth
• a pinhead size flake is off the edge of the lip, otherwise perfect.
• A rare bitters bottle blown in a 3-part mold
• eBay 11/25/97

• DR. IDISH'S./INDIAN/BONE OINTMENT
• unlisted variant of Odell #529
• Aqua blown in the mold with a single collared tooled lip
• 6 1/2"x2"x1 1/4"
• embossed in a tombstone shapped indented panel
• This bottle is shapped oddly, it has rounded shoulder's that go to deeply indented side panels, the neck is crooked and just overall very crude looking
• interior has a slight haze
• small bruise on the top of the lip
• bottom rear right corner has a deep brusie, which measures approx. 1/4" in diameter
• ebay 12/23/97

Dancing Indians Cologne

• Odell No 311
• Unlisted variant with two dancing indians instead of four.
• Aqua
• rolled lip
• Open pontil
• 5" high
• Suncoast Antique Bottle Collectors 28th Annual Show & Sale
• St Petersburg, Florida
• January 23, 1998

• Odell No. 189, variant B
• Aqua
• 8 sided
• smooth base
• 6 3/4"
• Suncoast Antique Bottle Collectors 28th Annual Show & Sale
• St Petersburg, Florida
• January 23, 1998

• Odell No. 188
• Aqua
• 8 sided
• open pontil
• 7"
• This bottle is in perfect condition with beautifully clear glass and lots of whittle.
• Suncoast Antique Bottle Collectors 28th Annual Show & Sale
• St Petersburg, Florida
• January 23, 1998

• Odell No. 1052
• Rectangular with beveled corners
• 5"
• I bought two of these in Florida, one is light aqua and the other is dark aqua.
• Suncoast Antique Bottle Collectors 28th Annual Show & Sale
• St Petersburg, Florida
• January 23, 1998

• Odell No. 590 variant A
• rectangular
• aqua
• 5"
• Suncoast Antique Bottle Collectors 28th Annual Show & Sale
• St Petersburg, Florida
• January 23, 1998

• Unlisted
• embossed on back: MASS SEAL / T / HALF PINT / LIQUID / REGISTERED
• 5 1/2"
• clear
• tooled top
• Suncoast Antique Bottle Collectors 28th Annual Show & Sale
• St Petersburg, Florida
• January 23, 1998

MASTA'S INDIAN // PULMONIC // BALSAM // LOWELL, MASS

• Odell No. 617
• aqua
• rectangular
• smooth base
• This is one of the few Indian medicines that was actually produced by a true American Indian Doctor.
• January 21, 1998
• found in magazine ad

DR. LAROOKAH'S INDIAN VEGATBLE PULMONIC SYRUP

• Odell No. 575
• green aqua
• 8 3/8"
• rectangular
• smooth base
• ebay 1/16/98

HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE / MINIHAHA / MUDJEKEE WIS. 

• Odell No. 411
• 6 3/4" h.,
• aqua,
• rectangular with indented panels,
• unusual neck with applied square collar lip,
• early smooth base,
• America ca. 1860-70.
• This bottle was dug recently in Brooklyn, NY. It has overall very light clouds, otherwise it is mint.
• 2/5/98

COLD INDIAN SPRING WATER CO. (embossed Indian head) ASBURY PARK, N.J.

• Variant of Odell No. 289
• 12 3/4"
• Aqua
• cylinder with blobtop and stopper with wire bale
• Las Vegas Bottle Show
• February 21, 1998

CHEMUNG SPRING WATER (embossed Indian Brave) TRADEMARK // CONTENTS 64 FL OZS

• Odell No. 217
• clear, ABM, round, 10 3/8"
• Las Vegas Bottle Show
• February 21, 1998