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Huxleys ner vigor - 1/14/2003 3:25:02 PM    Guest Can anyone give me any info about a bottle I' ve had on a shelf for a few years. It' s, amber, about 17cm tall and has HUXLEYS NER VIGOR STRENGTHENING TONIC embossed on the front. The cork is covered by a softish metal cover(damaged ) which is also embossed on the top with HUXLEYS FORMATES and NERVIGOR   Post #: 1

RE: Huxleys ner vigor - 1/15/2003 2:04:44 PM    AndyR   Posts: 47 Joined: 1/8/2003 From: Conroe, Texas (but originally Massachusetts) Status: offline Hi Lil - I have checked my bottle reference library and have found no reference to Huxley' s Nervigor. Since all of my materials focus on U. S. bottles, I wonder if this one might be from Great Britain. The soft metal cap over the cork was often a dose cup. I have seen metal dose cups with no markings or lettering just as frequently as ones with some marks. I would date dose cups I have seen to the 1890s and later. If it is anything less than 2cm tall (3/4" ), however, it probably was not designed for use as a dose cup. I hope this is some help. Does anyone else have some thoughts or info to help Lil out? (in reply to Guest) Post #: 2

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