As *spoon* as Arch comes back from vacation Hepcat will still be Hepcat.

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I can't tell you where any are right now but a copy will eventually make its way into my collection.

As always,three cheers for Gorgo!

Well then here from my collection are more Gorgo comics for which you can cheer!

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Here are scans from my collection of the Fiction House comics featuring Maurice Whitman cover art:

Hep,do you have any of the Canadian Editions of Planet Comics?there are four issues.

The Adventures of the Fly #29 is just.....I love it,just love it.I need a copy now!Wow.

Hep..do you have any of the digest sized Superhero books?

Duffman,when I find my Jaguar origin under copy it is yours....

Love the new glassware shots,and thank you for the drinksation of the nation info!!

If ever you come across an affordable Baxter Dairy bottle in the wild,please think of me,as that is my surname.

The Adventures of the Fly #29 is just.....I love it,just love it.I need a copy now!Wow.

Hep..do you have any of the digest sized Superhero books?

Duffman,when I find my Jaguar origin under copy it is yours....

Porc, if you are referring to "Adventures of the Jaguar" #1, I've already got a serviceable copy.

If you meant the "Origin of the Black Hood" in Archie's Superhero Digest #2 - I'm listening . . .

Hep,do you have any of the Canadian Editions of Planet Comics?there are four issues.

Hep..do you have any of the digest sized Superhero books?

I have none of either. At some point I could be tempted by the DC superhero digests even though they came out well after my time. Many of them look pretty cool.

Love the new glassware shots,and thank you for the drinksation of the nation info!!

Here are a couple of close-up shots I took of the Snort bottle:

If ever you come across an affordable Baxter Dairy bottle in the wild,please think of me,as that is my surname.

Here are close-ups of my two Baxter's bottles, a quarter-pint and a half-pint:

From lovely Goderich, Ontario! Note the cool three digit phone number 104 on the quarter pint. I have bottles that feature a phone number with only two digits!

Check with these fellows:

Bytown Antique and Bottle Club

They probably put on an annual bottle and glassware show in your area. I'm guessing that a Baxter's quart or pint bottle should be available for $20-$25. The smaller sizes like I've pictured are both scarcer and more desirable so fetch somewhat higher prices.

Lovely Whitman Fiction House books, Hepcat.

I have a preference for his "technical" books (Planets, Jet Aces etc) over the Jungle books which (to my eye) are pretty much GGA on replay.

With many of the covers, I keep seeing a strong Eisner influence, specifically in the faces and some of the (feminine) poses.

Is it just me, or is there a chance he had something to do with them (inking, layout, whatever)?

GCD, of course, denies my assertions, but still . . .

The Adventures of the Fly #29 is just.....I love it,just love it.I need a copy now!Wow.

Hep..do you have any of the digest sized Superhero books?

Duffman,when I find my Jaguar origin under copy it is yours....

 

Porc, if you are referring to "Adventures of the Jaguar" #1, I've already got a serviceable copy.

 

 

If you meant the "Origin of the Black Hood" in Archie's Superhero Digest #2 - I'm listening . . .

Sorry,my mistake,i did mean digest 2.I have two beat copies,when I come across them a pm will be sent. low grade,but complete.

Love the new glassware shots,and thank you for the drinksation of the nation info!!

 

Here are a couple of close-up shots I took of the Snort bottle:

 

 

If ever you come across an affordable Baxter Dairy bottle in the wild,please think of me,as that is my surname.

 

Here are close-ups of my two Baxter's bottles, a quarter-pint and a half-pint:

 

 

 

From lovely Goderich, Ontario! Note the cool three digit phone number 104 on the quarter pint. I have bottles that feature a phone number with only two digits!

 

Check with these fellows:

 

Bytown Antique and Bottle Club

 

They probably put on an annual bottle and glassware show in your area. I'm guessing that a Baxter's quart or pint bottle should be available for $20-$25. The smaller sizes like I've pictured are both scarcer and more desirable so fetch somewhat higher prices.

 

Very cool!

I really like everything!

I do have many doubles of some soda bottles,found last summer in a blubox so I shall go to the show to try and work a trade.Also have an extra a/w mug or two.

A few years ago I came across a plastic Baxter Dairy crate..and was extra pleased to find it held LPs!!! photos one day,the PC has been tempermental for some time now.

How is Scout and his older pals!

We want Ace and Cowboy and all!

Was your Holiday pleasant!?

Lovely Whitman Fiction House books, Hepcat.

 

With many of the covers, I keep seeing a strong Eisner influence, specifically in the faces and some of the (feminine) poses.

Hmmmmm. I can't really say. What I have noted about Maurice Whitman's women is that their faces look feral! That's how I recognize his style.

From lovely Goderich, Ontario! Note the cool three digit phone number 104 on the quarter pint.

I just noticed that my Andrew Dairy half-pint chocolate milk bottle features the same 104 phone number!

I suspect that Andrew Dairy must have been the successor to Baxter's Dairy.

Also have an extra a/w mug or two.

The ones with the old logo may very well have some collector value:

How is Scout and his older pals!

 

We want Ace and Cowboy and all!

Here's Scout battling old Uncle Ace for his bed in the kitchen:

And here she is trying to horn in on The MAN's breakfast last Saturday after leaping from the scratching post onto his shoulder:

All i can say is

These girls don't quite seem to get the hang of the game....

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Also have an extra a/w mug or two.

 

The ones with the old logo may very well have some collector value:

 

 

 

That's so weird.

I just pulled a baby one of these out of storage last week because a friend wanted to do shots and I didn't have anything else that would work.

My oldest brother gave it to me. He said it was a fad at the time to put them in the back window of your car.

I'll put up a pic later. I think it's the same logo.

The ones with the old logo may very well have some collector value:

 

 

 

 

That's so weird.

 

I just pulled a baby one of these out of storage last week because a friend wanted to do shots and I didn't have anything else that would work.

 

My oldest brother gave it to me. He said it was a fad at the time to put them in the back window of your car.

That's because they were usually stolen.

I still have the two my father brought back from a fishing trip in 1962(?). He didn't obtain them through proper channels though. He bought them.

A&W root beer is really good. It's better than either Hires or Barq's. And in a frosty refrigerated mug it can't be beat!