Travel & Location / Destination Related Artifacts

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1955 Coca-Cola bottle from Augusta, Maine. The bottle is in green glass. VINTAGE: Circa 1955. SIZE: Approximately 7-3/4" in height and 2-1/4" in diameter at the base. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Glass...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1951 Coca-Cola bottle from Bangor, Maine. The bottle is in green glass. VINTAGE: Circa 1951. SIZE: Approximately 7-3/4" in height and 2-1/4" in diameter at the base. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Glass...

ARTIFACT: This is a cool circa 1930s I. Schwimer Company seltzer bottle from New York, New York. The bottle has an intertwined "IS" logo on the front and a siphon marked Nathan Ozer N.Y. The bottle is heavy, and was made to hold about 26 ounces of...

ARTIFACT: Great vintage 1960’s Beverly Hilton room key and fob for room 657. The fob shows a stylized star burst-like raised detail on the front and the reverse reads: “BEVERLY HILLS/CALIFORNIA”, “THE BEVERLY HILTON”, “PLEASE DROP IN ANY MAILBOX RETURN...

ARTIFACT: Great vintage 1920’s Rockingham Hotel Portsmouth, New Hampshire room key and fob for room #1. The stamped, leather fob reads: “ROCKINGHAM HOTEL PORTSMOUTH N.H.” and above displays a hand-drawn number “1”. The reverse is stamped with a maker’s...

ARTIFACT: This is a great classic circa 1930s or 1940s "old-fashioned" or "lowball" cocktail glass for the Worcester Country Club in Worcester, Massachusetts, founded in 1900. The main part of the green logo on the front of the glass is a W shaped from...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1920s sheet of unused hotel stationery from the Rockingham Hotel in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The Rockingham Hotel was a luxurious establishment started by larger-than-life local hero Frank Jones and which operated until 1973...

ARTIFACT: Wonderful, circa 1900 beer mug from Max & Jacques Boston Restaurant Café de la Bourse.. The mug reads: “AIN’T IT HELL TO BE POOR” along the top and beneath it reads: “CAFÉ DE LA BOURSE MAX & JACQUES BOSTON”, the bottom shows the number “10”...

ARTIFACT: Lovely circa 1907 Hotel Thorndike in Boston Massachusetts bead plate by Wedgwood. The nicely detailed plate has a center that depicts two griffin-like creatures holding a shield topped with a crown and beneath a banner reads: “HOTEL...

ARTIFACT: Lovely circa 1890’s New Victoria Hotel creamer mug by Dunn Bennett & Co. Burslem, England. Dunn & Bennet & Co. was established in 1876 and was known for selling hotel china, earthenware, and Ironstone in both England and America. The creamer...

ARTIFACT: Great 1910's - 1920's cocktail stirrer from the West Hampton Beach Country Club in Long Island, New York.  The stirrer is fashioned in the shape of a golf club and reads: "COUNTRY CLUB OF WEST HAMPTON BEACH" on either side in raised...

ARTIFACT: Wonderful 1910’s – 1920’s olive/pickle fork/drink stirrer from the Columbia restaurant in Tampa, Florida. The Columbia restaurant is the oldest in Florida, it was opened in 1905 and is still in existence today. It reads: “SNITCHED FROM...