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The seam does not go all the way up. This bottle looks almost identical to the picture of one posted earlier in the forum that has its labels still attached. However, my bottle is much smaller. It measures just 3 inches from the shoulder down, 1 3/4 inches from side to side and about 1 inch...- blueskyecat
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Thanks for directing me to the search feature. I was able to find the information about my bottle, sure wish I had found you guys earlier...would have saved myself a lot of time. Thanks!- blueskyecat
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my second post about the bottle has its measurements- blueskyecat
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The bottle is much too small to hold a pint of liquid, maybe would hold about 1/2 cup at most.- blueskyecat
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This is a closeup of the spider on the front of the bottle. The bottle is about 4 inches tall, 1 7/8 inches wide, and 1 inch deep (front to back).- blueskyecat
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Hi, I am trying to find out some information about this bottle. It was found about 35 years ago in an old dump in Malad, ID. I have found out that it was made by Owens-Illinois Glass Co, but don't know much more than that. Any help will be greatly appreciated!- blueskyecat
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