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Thanks! The teal one is smelling salts. The one with the bird on it is what I believe to be an ornate jar that would have had a lid? That bottle is just an early med produced by flint glass probably 1860s-1870s. That sign was actually found on a separate dig, pretty roached out, but still cool. I'm gonna sponge clean it this summer and then mount it to a piece of wood to preserve it better:

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I just realized that I got flint glass confused with lead glass. That indentation on the base got me thinking of polished pontils and I was thinking you had found a med made out of crystal.
 

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