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If you have been keeping up with the ramblings here on the HSB, you’ll know that several manufacturers are doing “spring cleanings” and coming across items that are of interest to the collectors out there.
Below is the first round of collector’s items that will be made available – please note that if you are on the Collector’s newsletter list you recieved advanced notification of these items yesterday.
$20 Each
- Blair’s – (discontinued) American Hot Sauce (3.5 cases) Did you know that this is his ‘original’ death sauce formula before he cranked it up with the newer label?
- Monty Fritts – Fire Lizard (2); Discontinued: Smoke and Fire (1), Dancing Fire (2), Around the World (2)
$15 Each
- Mason Dixon Spice Co- out of business: 14 assorted bottles
- Tropical Chile Company- out of business: 3 bottles
- Billy Bob’s Blazing Trail- out of business: Smoky Habanero, Chipotle
- Andy’s Habanero Elixir
- Andy’s Jalapeno Elixir
- Vicous Vics Habanero Sauce
- Jamie Klein’s Magic Red Savina Cure All
- Chef Guna’s Way: Guna’s Number One Hot Sauce. Out of business
- Texas Heat Ranch: Genetic Mutation, signed (barely legible), out of business.
- Pete’s Hot Buckin’ Foods: Pete’s Way Too Buckin’ Hot. Out of business. Circa mid-1990′s
- Charlie Troll: Phunkin Hot. Out of business. Circa mid-1990′s
- Crazy Cassidy: Chipotle Hot Sauce, Wicked Freak’n Hot Chipotle Sauce Out of business?
Signed stuff: – $25 Each
- Judicial Flavors: Lawyers Breath Signed
- Pueblo Chile: Fire Roasted Gourmet Salsa Signed, Dated 31006
- Red Fox Salsa Company: Black Bean Salsa Signed, Numbered #1, Black Bean Salsa Prototype bottle, pre production label (Sold Business)
- Ragin’ Blends Inc: Rick’s Ragin’ BBQ rub, signed.
- Bobarosa’s Chile Ranch: Maniac Moon BBQ, Scorpion Stinger Waxed tops (some melting with age), signed. Out of business. Circa 1997
CaJohn’s stuff – $50
- Gentle Jerk, Fletcher Grant Label, discontinued bottle style. CaJohn bought Fletcher Grants and absorbed their line. This bottle has the pre-CaJohn label and a discontinued bottle style.
$15
- HDH Grillin’ Sauce, discontinued bottle style.
- HDH Wing Sauce, discontinued bottle style.
$20
- Judicial Flavors: Under the Influence, Contempt of Court, Lawyers Breath: Discontinued bottle style from when CaJohn was manufacturing these for them.
How to Order:
The hot sauces listed above are available on a first come first serve basis, if you are interested in any of the bottles listed, drop me an email (nick ‘@’ hotsauceblog.com). Payments for these bottles will need to be made via PayPal. All offers considered and if you’d like to buy more then 1 (create your own set) send me your request and we’ll make something work.
Pictures below the fold…
All inquires and offers can be sent to nick ‘@’ hotsauceblog.com
Chilehead Comments: 27 Comments
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27 Comments
Hey John You think I have few of this items.
That’s Jim, not John I think.
I know alot of them went out my door for say .99 Nick if you have a list you could fax me so I can see what we. John can help me get them to the right people. My number is in your email. Thanks
Sorry Jim great stuff. John knows alot what I have. Ask John about my hot sauce person this weekend. Jim I might need some help I would like to see If I have some sauces on this list. I would like to see them get in the right hands.
No problem Bret! I’ll see you on Friday & we’ll chat. Block out some time 
Hey, I have a couple BIG collectables getting ready to go on EBAY..AJ Hawk (THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY) signed less than 12 Bottles of a Private label I made. It’s called Buckeye Hawk Sauce with Ohio State color. He enjoyed the label and kept a couple for himself and his manager. We are supposed to get a few more back from his manager but right now we have a few of them on hand. He should be a top 5 pick in the upcoming NFL Draft!!
AJ Hawk was a darn good player for Ohio State U.
I have a couple bottles of Judical Flavors from a fairly long time ago,
But they are not MFD by Fletcher Grant or CaJohns. The back of the label says MFD for “Pickled Petes Pickled Packery” (seriously) out of
Ashburn CA. Does anyone know about when these were made ?
(I think these were already old when I bought them around 97-98)
Fletcher Grant never manufactured Judicial Flavors. You’ll note the lable says ‘manufactured FOR Pickled Pete’. Pickled Pete is the corporate name of Judicial Flavors so *all* the labels say/still say that. The reason I can recognize the period when CaJohn did do it is from keeping track of that and recognizing the bottle style from when I was making CaJohns stuff as well. Confused yet?
Hey Jim,
This is off topic. In case you didnt see my post yesterday, I received the pics. They are happy and hanging up at work. Thanks! 
jim campbell- Mild to Wild(R) on 4/6/2006 at 7:19 pm said:
Fletcher Grant never manufactured Judicial Flavors. You’ll note the lable says ‘manufactured FOR Pickled Pete’. Pickled Pete is the corporate name of Judicial Flavors so *all* the labels say/still say that. The reason I can recognize the period when CaJohn did do it is from keeping track of that and recognizing the bottle style from when I was making CaJohns stuff as well. Confused yet?
Actually that clears things up. I only have the old 6oz bottles
and now I know that Judicial Flavors is Pickled Pete and is on
all of the labels old and new. Thanks !
(Dang, I should have searched the HSB first, I just found an
old entry about the company owned by Wendell Peters dated 10.31.04)
I think Jim knows everything. There should be a special section on the Blog called “ASK JIM”. What ya think Jim?
Scott on 4/6/2006 at 8:40 pm said:
I think Jim knows everything. There should be a special section on the Blog called “ASK JIM”. What ya think Jim?
I have to agree. Jim is a tremendous resource!
Scott on 4/6/2006 at 8:40 pm said:
I think Jim knows everything. There should be a special section on the Blog called “ASK JIM”. What ya think Jim?
i totaly agree!
C’mon guys, the tax payers of Indianapolis can’t afford to buy him a new helmet!!!
He is very well versed in chiles, just get him started on wine sometime.
BARK LIKE A DOG!
Wrong thread Brian, I think?
Bark bark???
CaJohn on 4/6/2006 at 9:58 pm said:
Wrong thread Brian, I think?
Maybe Not!!!
Geez, I feel like some kind of fossil. Yes, back when people walked barefoot in the snow to school, Judicial Flavors, corporate name was Pickled Pete’s Pickle Packery. It could also be used as a field sobriety test! It was first manufactured by Mad Wills in Auburn, CA then CMS out of San Brueno, CA and Cajohns Firery Foods of Columbus, OH. While circumstances required a retooling, Judicial Flavors continues with new Flavors such as Pastatution, pasta sauce, Liquid Assets, (will require the signing of two waivers and requires a Hazmat sticker to transport) and spending time with finally getting “Cooking with the Shyster” a local production. It is part cooking show,Judge Judy, and Jerry Springer.” I have missed my chile friends and look forward to spring of 07 to be able to see everyone again.
wendell
the chief shyster
hey Wendell whats going on? Been awhile since I’ve had a chance to talk to you. Glad to hear everything is going good for you
Wendell!!! Glad to see you’re alive & well! Long time since we last talked Brother, give me a shout when you get the chance. Congrats on the new gig, hope to hear from you soon.
At least you don’t *look* like a fossil Glad to see you’ve come out of hiding 
Greetings Chilewilly, my brother Cajohn, and the ever high stepping Jim,
It was a pleasure to come back to this great site and catch your responses and salutations. As usual it took me a while to get back, so sorry for the delay in my response. In bouncing around this amazing site I see that the empire continues to grow and conquer in your capable hands. Keep up the production so the heat can be with us. Hope to see some of the many fine chile types out there in the State of Enchancement in March. I know many of you will be in a state of enchancement and it would be fun!
Again, my compliments to Nick for providing such a forum.
Wendell drop us a line over here at Cajohns be great to hear from you
This message is for Mr. Wendell Peters.
Mr. Peters, this is Bryan Hopper from Roseville. I need to get in touch with you, but the number at your office has been disconnected. I have been wanting to resolve my case for some time, and it appears that I don’t have the correct contact information for you.
(Moderators, please leave this message up… it was deleted before and this is a very urgent matter)
My contact information:
home: 916-780-2644
cell: 916-308-5260
Please get in touch with me Wendell, I need your help to finish this.
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And if you study the pictures real close, you’ll see who’s collection they come from
Don’t bother lookin’ eman- it ain’t there