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Snip courtesy of ABA - Thanks Jeff~
Monday, November 26, 2012
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The 'Best of the West' bottle display this year at the 49er Antique Bottle Show in Auburn, CA will feature ROXENBAUMS and CUNDURANGO bitters bottles. All collectors/dealers/diggers are encouraged to display their examples of these bottles. A large back-lit cabinet with locking glass doors will be provided to exhibit these wonderful bottles. This is not a judged event and we have capacity for approximately 55 bottles! Please join other collectors in displaying as many examples as we can. See Warren Friedrich or Mike McKillop. Thanks.
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