Need help with identity of this bottle

[Backwoodsbob]

My brother found on a demo. Job.
Can someone tell me what it was for?

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[Backwoodsbob]

I just want to know if it's old. Thanks for any information

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[villagenut]

Which way was the neck pointing when he found it? It may have been put there by a Jesuit priest and may have been pointing to a cave of treasure ......sorry Bob but I just had to.

[villagenut]

Seriously though, it was used to treat diseases of the throat and lungs and air passages from after the turn of the century.....Vinol

[astralea1692]

Vino is wine, in Italian. I have some bottle books, if you don't get an educated answer, I'd be happy to look it up for you.

[astralea1692]

see how many seams it has...and if you can feel the seam inside the bottle, at the neck. That will tell the age or close to, anyway...along with a pontil mark on the bottom[if it was blown in a mold]. need a side view & neck [top] side view if possible.

[Backwoodsbob]

It was found by my brother in St. Augustine. He does excavation work. I will check on that astralea. Thanks villagenut, I thought it was funny. I couldn't find anything on it. It's Not my thing as you know.

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[villagenut]

This is not a Vino wine bottle....it is a Vinol medicine bottle from the turn of the century....1900ish machine made. I think that anyone who says it's not my thing would change their mind if they got into a good old pit full of blown bottles, you should try it

[Backwoodsbob]

My brother does collect them. He has really nice ones from the rebuilding of old Jacksonville. I've never found a complete bottle. All broken so far.
That good help guys. Thanks

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[A2coins]

nice find bob looks really cool