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Warner’s Collector Profile: Mike Seeliger
For those of you who have collected Warner’s Safe Cures for many years, the name Mike Seeliger is familiar. For those who are new to Warner’s collecting, Mike was one of the pioneers and published the...
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Warner’s Safe Errors: “Four Circles” Safe Kidney & Liver Cure
Mold errors are not always limited to misspellings or the incorrect positioning of trademarks. In some cases, the mold error may simply be presence of an unintended mold marker or slug plate marker....
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Warner’s Safe Cure in Black & White
One of the pioneers of Warner’s collection is Michael Seeliger. Michael published the original Warner’s Safe catalog entitled H. H. Warner: His Company and his Bottles. Michael has permitted me...
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Warner’s Safe Cure: Some Very Rare Safe Remedies
Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy in Green Recently, Michael Seeliger was in San Jose giving a presentation on Warner’s to their bottle club. He had the opportunity to see the collection of Michael and...
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Warner’s Safe Cure: Labelled Safe Cure Free Samples
Recently, thanks to Mike Seeliger and Dan Cowman, I was privileged to get some photos of some exceptionally rare Warner’s Safe Cures. In this case, they were Warner’s Safe Cure Free Samples. Back in...
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H. H. Warner: His Company & His Bottles 2.0
If you collect Warner’s Safe Remedies to any serious degree, you are already familiar with the name Michael Seeliger. If you aren’t, you should be. I have collected Warner’s for nearly 40 years and I...
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Warner’s Safe Cure: Safe Cures at the Sacramento Expo (2016)
I intended to post this back in August, but got busy with work. So, as the saying goes, better late than never. Every once in a while, someone puts together a great Warner’s Safe Cure display. Fifteen...
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Warner’s Safe Cure: Those Green Tippecanoes!
Until 2011, the existence of a green Tippecanoe was, for me, a myth. I said as much when I posted about them back then. I had seen plenty of amber Tippecanoes in various shades, including a few that...
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