Featured Some antique Ruby flashed Souvenir glasses

I went to my favorite thrift, and they were having Black Friday half off sale.
I got these that were tagged .49 cents each. And yes, i got half off that.

# 1 Asbury Park 1901
# 2 Pan American Expo 1901
Three more, pics coming
Mikey

 

I think those are charming.

Debora

 

#3 Mary & bunny? World's fair 1904
#4 just says ? and 9/2. 05
#5 is my favorite
Dear Grandma A merry Xmas 1908

 

That's "Mary E."

Debora

 

Ruby stained EAPG was very popular for souvenirs back in the day:

EAPGS Pattern Index - DUNCAN'S SONS, GEORGE & CO. No. ..39 (OMN) line
EAPGS Pattern Index - ROYAL (OMN) coop
EAPGS Pattern Index - HEISEY, A. H. & CO. No. 1220 (OMN)

 

Thanks @TallCakes
My Pan American cup is Heisey. An the world's fair 1904 is Duncan's Sons?

 

I have a few of those around too. One's from the Mohawk Trail and one from Atlantic City. They turn up fairly regularly but I leave them for you guys.

 

There was a British company did these too, if I can remember the name.

 

Nice find Bulldog-A trailer might cost you a million in California,but as far as picking I sure found some good cheap stuff down there.25 cents each-we have this weeks winner folks !

 

Those are wonderful! I picked up one at an estate sale recently for $1 and I was thrilled. They sure don't make souvenirs like they use to.

 

I sold my trailers so I could afford to live here. Lol

 

I picked up a cute little toothpick holder with nice sharp cutting a few months ago decorated with "Ludington" which I assume was for Ludington, Michigan where my paternal grandmother was born. Obviously was not hers (her family moved from there to Duluth, Minnesota early on) but it was perfect and cheap.

 

Bulldog-Dad's Santa Rosa CA house went from 8K to about 950 (in SF it would be 2-4 Mil).
Baker-I guess lots of small towns had souvenir ruby glasses.

 

My Mid town Sacramento house went from a 92k fixer upper ten years ago and I accepted an offer for 465k