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 Baltimore Antique Bottle Club, Inc. is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to educate the public about antique bottle collecting and to promote the hobby.

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 purpose of the nonprofit PABCC is to promote the study, collecting, display, and preservation of antiques and collectibles of all kinds; to ensure that these treasures will continue to be available for future generations to enjoy.

To the world of miniature bottle collecting. Our bottles are generally six inches or less in height and contain or have contained liquor and/or liqueurs.

The International Scouting Collectors Association (ISCA) is a non-profit organization that promotes education regarding the history of the Scouting Movement through the collecting and trading of Scouting Memorabilia.