
Cliff in New York City
1993 |
To my customers old and new.
Even with this economy sales continue at a brisk pace. Every month results in an increase in business.
New items are added every week with most being in stock. Low prices, volume
pricing, a positive attitude have all contributed to this years success.
"We thank you, our customers.
Clifford Rufkahr
Questions? Call Cliff at 573.445.3599 Available
most days from 8am to 4pm central. After hours too, but please no calls
after 9pm. Many sources of hardware are available. |
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| Cliff and Eve were married on March
20th 2006. She is an a pharmacist and chef with a culinary degree. |
Cliff's accomplishments past and
present include:
Commercial Artist for Eller & Gannett
Outdoor.
Manager of Family Pepsi Business. St
Charles MO.
Antique Dealer
Home Builder, Crow Rufkahr Homes with
sales of approximately 75-90 homes per year in St Charles MO.
Real Estate Sales with Gundaker Better
Homes & Garden, St Louis.
Rufkahrs Hardware, mail order sales
of hardware since 1988. |
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Artwork
By Cliff Rufkahr
Art
collecting, a Hobby and Investment |

Former Mountain
Home |

Columbia
Home |
Former
Beach House |

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1957
photo, Cliff, Larry, Kevin & Dad. |
1988 photo of the last
day in the family Pepsi Business. |

Pepsi Bottle from Pensacola
FL Escambia Bottling Works. Rare Pepsi Bottle in Icy Blue. Much rarer than
the Hutchinson pictured below. |

Very rare Pepsi sticker
attached to an enveloped postmarked 1905. |

Rare "Drape"
Pepsi Bottle from New Bern, North Carolina, birthplace of the Pepsi-Cola
in 1898. Bottle size make it unusual. |

Pepsi Ten Pin, Richmond
VA |

Extremely rare Pepsi one
gallon syrup jug |
Rare Pepsi N. Wilkeboro
NC bottle |

Pepsi 8 sided from Richmond
VA |

Early and extremely rare
Pepsi bottle circa 1925-1930. There may be as few as 5 or 6 of these anywhere. |

Charlottesville VA Pepsi |

Early Pepsi Bottle from
Pensacola FL. Odd shape but not the "First Pepsi Bottle" as it
is sometimes called. |

Pepsi Straw Box circa 1940,
has a clear plastic opening so that original 500 straws can be seen |
Early "Drape"
Pepsi Bottle from New Bern, North Carolina, birthplace of the Pepsi-Cola
in 1898. Bottle is circa 1925 |

1940 Buddy L Wooden Toy
Pepsi Truck, near mint. Rarely seen in mint condition |

Proto type Pepsi Bottle
circa 1950s. One of a kind made by a glass company to sell glass to bottlers.
This bottle has two different surface, half on one side and half on the
other side, to show two styles on one bottle. |

Early Tip Tray Circa 1910.
Very tough find in any shape |

Buffalo Lick Bottle from
Charlotte NC with piece of paper label still on the bottle. This is an extremely
rare bottle |
Reverse
Painted Glass Pepsi Sign with wooden frame
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Ceramic
Pepsi holder for napkins |

Pepsi diplay for the new
swirl bottle, late 1950s |

Pepsi Foil Label Quart
Bottle |

Pepsi Straw Box from 1940s |

24oz Pepsi bottle from
bethlehem PA another hard to find bottle |

Bottle from the Bradham
Pharmacy in New Bern NC. Pepsi was developed in this pharmacy by Caleb Bradham.
These bottles come in six sizes. |

Nice early bottle from
Nashville TN |
Tribute to
Skye |
For
Hurricane Katrina Victims
World Trade Center as it was in 1992. |
Love
& Thoughts |