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Founded in 1970, the Little Rhody Bottle Club has continually strived to promote the hobby of antique bottle collecting through the preservation of antique bottles and education through research relative to the companies those bottles represent.
The Capital Region Antique Bottle and Insulator Club (CRAB INC) draws members from the greater Capital region of New York State , as well as the rest of New York State and surrounding states.
The ESPCA is a diverse group of people interested, in particular, in antique bottles, stoneware and the related ephemera as well as the history of the companies making and using the same.
NAMBC provides research, educational opportunities and information about milk bottles, milk bottle collecting and dairy memorabilia to its members, museums and the general public.
The club was founded in 1992 by Ferdinand Meyer, a member of the Baltimore Antique Bottle Club, found a need for such a club to serve the lower eastern shore area of Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia
The LAHBC's purpose is to socially unite the bottle and fruit jar collectors of Los Angeles County and to promote, foster and encourage all legal activities toward the betterment o bottle collecting.
The Federation of Historical Bottle Collectors (FOHBC) is a non-profit organization supporting collectors of historical bottles, flasks, jars and related items.
The Ohio Bottle Club is a great place for meeting with other bottle collectors who love the hobby and enjoy learning more about it.
The Midwest Antique Fruit Jar & Bottle Club is an organization of people interested in collecting and learning about fruit jars and bottles.
Our Club purpose is to be a not-for-profit fellowship organization whose goal is to promote, foster and encourage all activities toward the betterment of bottle collecting and related areas.
The International Association is an organization of members devoted to collecting decanters and specialty items predominately porcelain/ceramic Jim Beam decanters.
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