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No idea what these are or how old the are, anyone help me out?
 

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That first one is a Noxzema bottle, it's still sold in blue (plastic) bottles today. They started in 1914. I'm guessing yours is from the 1930's or 40's. They're common, but I grab every whole blue bottle I see because they sell a little easier than others. Still only worth a buck or two maximum. Most of mine have gone for just a quarter.
 

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The other one is generally considered a poison bottle, also dating from probably the 1930s to 50s. They're quite common in brown but the blue ones are more collectible.
 
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