Can you help in dating this bottle please?

[Crozetian]

This is a very small "Phenique Chemical Company" St. Louis, Mo bottle, but it is not a screw top.
I have searched, but can't seem to find one like it.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.


Merry Christmas Everybody![/b]

 

[MINNESOTA DIGGER]

LOOKS MACHINE MADE TO ME AFTER 1910

 

[Crozetian]

Thanks! It does have a mold seam that runs through the lip, so that makes sense. I appreciate your help.
Seen some with screw tops, but haven't found any like this one.

 

[botlguy]

I've not seen this one either. If my memory serves me correctly I think I remember a product called Campho Phenique (spelling may not be correct) that was a medicine for cold sores and the like.

 

[Vintage bottles]

This is a very small "Phenique Chemical Company" St. Louis, Mo bottle, but it is not a screw top.
I have searched, but can't seem to find one like it.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.


Merry Christmas Everybody![/b]

 

[Vintage bottles]

I just d
I dug this one (both)today the small one has to be the worlds smallest cork bottle stands 1" base 3/8 they are both late 20s