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A David E. Becker newer variant, worthpoint: LINKDavid E. Becker Hair Raising Stories, Notice the citron color variant. He was listed as a druggist in Easton, PA from 1877-1885. Earliest bottles were only embossed "D.E. Becker".HERE is the amber variant of your bottle, with label. I'm assuming yours is the rarer variant as he does not have a picture or description of an earlier citron variant.Therefore, I would say yours dates roughly 1877-1880.
 

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2find4me said:
A David E. Becker newer variant, worthpoint: LINKDavid E. Becker Hair Raising Stories, Notice the citron color variant. He was listed as a druggist in Easton, PA from 1877-1885. Earliest bottles were only embossed "D.E. Becker".HERE is the amber variant of your bottle, with label. I'm assuming yours is the rarer variant as he does not have a picture or description of an earlier citron variant.Therefore, I would say yours dates roughly 1877-1880.

Thanks for that info I had a feeling it was a hair bottle. I was shocked to see Easton Pa it is a local bottle.
 

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Great find Rick. Also a citron color is always a good find. Hope it's a rare one. Buster
 

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