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Warf rat
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bubbas dad
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i would guess the amber one is an extract bottle.
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The little one is probably something that would have been injected, I don't know what though. Never seen one like that before. And the white glass bottles were usually toiletry-related, so maybe tooth powder or skin cream?
Warf rat
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Thanks for the replies. I had an embossed one in the bucket and found it wile washing, screw lid E R Durkee. &CO New York. I would rather find a early screw lid than a slick med. cork. Best to you guys ch
GLASSHOPPER55
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The Milk Glass one is very similar to one I have marked "Hagan's Magnolia Balm" which was a topical skin product.
BF109
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I think it's a drug vial too. Possibly had a rubber stopper to insert the needle through.
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