Poison bottle

[VintageHeart]

New to the forum. One of my favourite finds from my backyard. A poison bottle, Liq Iodine. Anyone know how old this is? Thanks so much.

 

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[masterjedi]

Great bottle!! Looks to be 1920 - 1940's.. Welcome to the forum

 

[Carolina Tom]

Sweet bottle!

Welcome to the forum, nice lady.

 

[VintageHeart]

Sweet bottle!

Welcome to the forum, nice lady.

Oh thanks! [emoji112]🏻

 

[G.I.B.]

Welcome to TN.

Are there any marking on the bottom?

 

[bill_wabo]

Not sure, but bottles from the 40s had the glass pipe, so your bottle is older, 1890-1910 imho. Thanks for sharing VintageHeart

 

[VintageHeart]

Welcome to TN.

Are there any marking on the bottom?

Will check when I get home, thanks!

 

[VintageHeart]

Not sure, but bottles from the 40s had the glass pipe, so your bottle is older, 1890-1910 imho. Thanks for sharing VintageHeart

Great, thanks! [emoji122]🏻[emoji106]🏻

 

[2screwed]

Welcome to the forum. Always a good thing when you can walk out your back door and find nice bottles.

 

[GaRebel1861]

I'm thinking turn of the century and it's a really cool looking bottle. I had one years ago that I dug in Thomasville Georgia that had the skull and cross bones. It was shaped like a coffin. Wish I hadn't traded it off.

 

[VintageHeart]

Welcome to the forum. Always a good thing when you can walk out your back door and find nice bottles.

Thank you kindly. Yes I agree! [emoji6][emoji2]

 

[VintageHeart]

I'm thinking turn of the century and it's a really cool looking bottle. I had one years ago that I dug in Thomasville Georgia that had the skull and cross bones. It was shaped like a coffin. Wish I hadn't traded it off.

I'm not sure if I'll find another like it, I'll have to keep digging!

 

[NJKLAGT]

Nice. Hi there, fellow Canadian.

This was the first poison I ever dug. Such a thrill, eh? Machine-made, can't see the bottom but probably 1920s, early 30s. They eventually made these in screw tops with a different shape and paper label, without the embossing.

Welcome to the forum, and keep on digging.

 

[NJKLAGT]

- All of your recently posted finds look to be from around 1920-1930 give or take a few years. That's a good age for sure, I'd definitely dig that some more.

 

[VintageHeart]

Nice. Hi there, fellow Canadian.

This was the first poison I ever dug. Such a thrill, eh? Machine-made, can't see the bottom but probably 1920s, early 30s. They eventually made these in screw tops with a different shape and paper label, without the embossing.

Welcome to the forum, and keep on digging.

Hello neighbour! Yes, it was a good find. Thanks!