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Image 1 — Dug in NOLA. Giant Onion bottle. Any ideas about ID?
Image 2 — Dug in NOLA. Giant Onion bottle. Any ideas about ID?
Image 3 — Dug in NOLA. Giant Onion bottle. Any ideas about ID?
Image 4 — Dug in NOLA. Giant Onion bottle. Any ideas about ID?
Image 5 — Dug in NOLA. Giant Onion bottle. Any ideas about ID?
Image 6 — Dug in NOLA. Giant Onion bottle. Any ideas about ID?
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Dug in NOLA. Giant Onion bottle. Any ideas about ID?

Been digging bottles for years but this one…it’s epic. Any idea on ID? There is crude writing on lip (see pics)

u/Plastic_Piglet_7374 — 11 days ago
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Anyone have info on this bottle?

Found this in Austin along with some bottles dating beween maybe 1910s to 1940s. bottom says 3 then 254. Anyone have ideas about age and use?

u/Starkweather_Moore — 11 days ago
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Apothecary bottles??? - "W&T 126"

I have found several of these antique clear glass bottles. They are 4 .5" tall. The bottoms all have the same markings "W&T" and under that "126". I got them in rural Pennsylvania.

My searching only turned up a listing for "Sage Brush Hair Tonic" that appears to use these same bottles. However, I am assuming these bottles were used by many companies for apothecary bottles.

Any additional information would be appreciated, like if they are worth anything or if I should just enjoy them as bud vases.

Thanks

u/BricoleurMan — 11 days ago