Small medicine bottles

[Ed_DE]

Found these medicine bottles in a dump in the City of Chester in Pennsylvania some years back. LLEWELLYN PHILADA. , Nuga-Tone, BELL-ANS and Bromo-Seltzer.

 

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[Blackfoot58]

Found these medicine bottles in a dump in the City of Chester in Pennsylvania some years back. LLEWELLYN PHILADA. , Nuga-Tone, BELL-ANS and Bromo-Seltzer. View attachment 2080672

Very nice

 

[Red-Coat]

Cool bottles. The Llewellyn Pharmacy started life as Hubbell’s Pharmacy in 1857 at 1410 Chestnut Street. When Hubbell retired, the business was taken over by Dr McKelvey and then by William H. Llewellyn (both former clerks in the business). Llewellyn renamed the business accordingly but It didn’t move to 1518 Chestnut Street (as per your bottle) until 1911, at which time it was owned by Llewellyn’s former clerk, HC Swartly.

 

[Ed_DE]

Some more bottles found at the City of Chester dump. All the bottles are from around 1910 to 1920 time. Tournaues Bouquet Kitchen, Hinds Honey & Almond Cream, Hires household extract and Davis OK Baking Powder.

 

[pepperj]

Nice looking glass
Never seen a Davis Baking Powder bottle before.
Lots of Davis painkiller medicines though.

 

[pepperj]

Found these medicine bottles in a dump in the City of Chester in Pennsylvania some years back. LLEWELLYN PHILADA. , Nuga-Tone, BELL-ANS and Bromo-Seltzer. View attachment 2080672

A little history on the BELL-ANS

Bell-ans for Indigestion • Museum of Health Care at Kingston

 

[Ed_DE]

Some milk bottles from Chester Pa. George W. West & H. A. Miller. Cannot find no information on these bottles.

 

[scruggs]

Very nice!

 

[Ed_DE]

Clorox cork top bottle 1929-1930.

 

[WannaDig3687]

Cool bottles! I really like the Hind’s Honey and Almond Cream. Finding a small broom seltzer bottle is what led me to Treasurenet.

 

[Mackaydon]

Re: Post 7
Some history:
In 1922, the H. A Miller company merged with a company owned by Charles L. Flounders. The new company became known as the Miller-Flounders Dairy Company. So your bottle predates 1923.
Don in SoCal.
Source: https://delawarecountypaantiquebottles.com/resources/MF History.jpg

 

[Ed_DE]

Re: Post 7
Some history:
In 1922, the H. A Miller company merged with a company owned by Charles L. Flounders. The new company became known as the Miller-Flounders Dairy Company. So your bottle predates 1923.
Don in SoCal.
Source: https://delawarecountypaantiquebottles.com/resources/MF History.jpg

Thanks Mackaydon for the information on the bottle.