TINCT IODINE OF A DIFFERENT KIND

[bttlmark]

This is the first like this that I have come across in my twenty years in the hobby.
Is it scarce or just one that I have not seen?
The lip is different and the skull and bones are smaller.

 

[bttlmark]

And the base is flat.

 

[epackage]

Odd lip for sure, here are all the ones recently sold on Ebay and I don't see any like this one, congrats....Jim

http://www.ebay.com/csc/i.html?_sacat=0&LH_Complete=1&_nkw=poison%20iodine&_sop=3

 

[epackage]

Stephen has it listed on his page, click Gallery and scroll down until you see it, he shows both styles...

http://www.poisonousaddiction.com/

 

[Poison_Us]

They come in a rolled lip too. We have another variant (base embossing) that is not on our site...so much stuff we havnt photographed yet to put up on the site...I'm really slacking... [>:]

 

[AntiqueMeds]

1915-1920s maybe?

 

[bttlmark]

1910 ~ 15 I think. One of the first ABM's judging by the mold seams.

 

[madman]

that is a very early machine made variant

 

[Poison_Us]

Our dark amber has a similar base. Not as rough, but a bit crude.

Here is the scarce variant with the Rolled lip and has BH&CO on the base within a recess....

 

[bttlmark]

Why do you call it rolled?
To me,a rolled lip is like the folded/inwardly rolled lips on some pontil bottles.
Also,your site says this one is BIMAL. Does it have an applied lip and if so it must be blown.