Grip medicine w/box label and stamp
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saratogadriver
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And here's the label
The parts of the label towards the sides contain an analysis of what was in the water, and a testimonial describing the water.
The bottle is what I have always called a turn mold, no seams, but definitely 19th century. This was a common form of labeled water bottle in NE. I've got two others, one for Clarendon Springs (who seemed to use only this form of bottle) and another from northern Vt.
This is the only label on Middletown I've ever seen. I've owned it since 1988.
Jim G
The parts of the label towards the sides contain an analysis of what was in the water, and a testimonial describing the water.
The bottle is what I have always called a turn mold, no seams, but definitely 19th century. This was a common form of labeled water bottle in NE. I've got two others, one for Clarendon Springs (who seemed to use only this form of bottle) and another from northern Vt.
This is the only label on Middletown I've ever seen. I've owned it since 1988.
Jim G
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