Well I can tell you the basics. What you have is a Hutchinson Bottle, that's the name of both the style of the bottle and method of its closure - the Hutchinson stopper, which is that piece of spring steal with the rubber attached to it.
This type of bottle and stopper were produced from...
Nice flask! All I can tell you is it's likely from the 1900's-1910's...mmm then again it may be slightly earlier since it doesn't have the typical "Warranted Flask" embossing on it. Idk, were clear circle slug flasks made in the 1890's? Maybe someone here knows.
Welcome! I've been searching for bottles since 2020, I have found one 1915 patent coke and one 1923 patent coke in that entire time, but the most fun is simply finding the mid-20th century bottles with the most obscure manufacturer marks embossed on the bottoms. Apparently Coca-Cola wanted...
It's beautiful! To think that scantily clad woman was the daughter of a Victorian age mother who was likely shy to even show an ankle, let alone a thigh.
I know this one, Bell-Ans was a patent medicine formerly called Papayans, they were small candy-like tablets made by Bell and Co. Inc.
It claimed to be a cure-all made from the papaya fruit but in 1909 the Journal of the American Medical Association did an analysis of the medicine's contents...
Nice! I started finding bottles for the first time at the start of the plandemic too, wanted to stop, but kept being dragged back in by some invisible force, I see it's got you too!