Picked These Up at Bottle Show.

[hemihampton]

Went to a local Bottle show in Michigan Today. Only picked up a small group. My Favorite is the Killer Emerald Green, 7 up Green, what ever color you wanta call it but it's a bright cool looking Green. Rare & Mint to Boot. LEON.

 

[Mailman1960]

Went to a local Bottle show in Michigan Today. Only picked up a small group. My Favorite is the Killer Emerald Green, 7 up Green, what ever color you wanta call it but it's a bright cool looking Green. Rare & Mint to Boot. LEON.View attachment 230408View attachment 230409View attachment 230410View attachment 230411

Very nice, are bottle prices going up like everything else

 

[CanadianBottles]

Wow that green blob top is a stunner! Excellent condition too, it clearly was never buried. Do you know what was in it? I thought it was an unusual soda or beer at first but now I'm thinking it reminds me a lot of those colourful citrate of magnesia bottles a few US druggists used. Bears a strong resemblance to some ginger beer bottles we got up here as well during the crown top era but I don't know of any in that style being in use that far back. Regardless of what was in it, it's definitely a fantastic bottle!

 

[hemihampton]

As far as I know it's a Citrate of Magnesia Bottle. LEON.

 

[Harry Pristis]

An attractive green bottle! It's an interesting form, with those sharp shoulders. I spent some effort to identify a bottle with those shoulders. I concluded mine is British, because I got it in Guyana, a former British colony. I'm glad to see an embossed sharp-shouldered example.

 

[hemihampton]

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rich has a broken top but it's Super RARE from Reed City. 99.9% will come from East Saginaw. LEON.

rich has a broken top but it's Super RARE from Reed City. 99.9% will come from East Saginaw. LEON.

 

[CanadianBottles]

As far as I know it's a Citrate of Magnesia Bottle. LEON.

Citrate definitely makes sense in that case, that's what it looks most like. I was wondering if you'd say it was from a known bottler but if not then I think citrate is a pretty safe bet.

 

[Screwtop]

I need to go to a bottle show. It's probably better than stalking ebay all day.

Excellent pickups! I am a fan of the blue beer to the left.

 

[CanadianBottles]

An attractive green bottle! It's an interesting form, with those sharp shoulders. I spent some effort to identify a bottle with those shoulders. I concluded mine is British, because I got it in Guyana, a former British colony. I'm glad to see an embossed sharp-shouldered example.

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Yours looks very similar to the Elliman's Royal Embrocation veterinary med bottles, only much earlier. I don't know if it has any connection to the US citrate bottles.

According to this site: https://mhc.andornot.com/en/permalink/artifact8188 the product was first sold in 1847 however, so it's possible that your bottle is an earlier, unembossed Elliman's bottle. It's also possible that the shape was a more common one in the mid-19th century but by the early 20th century it only remained in use by Elliman's because the shape had come to be associated with that product.

 

[Harry Pristis]

Hemihampton is probably right in calling it a Citrate of Magnesia bottle. Cowe in 1916 was selling drugs at 1080 Kercheval Avenue. He had four male employees and no females. That suggests that my bottle is also a magnesia bottle; that's why I had so much trouble tracking info on it. I'm happy with that association.