Blue bottle. Need help with maker mark

[Stef45]

Hey y'all i'm assuming this bottle is 1920's to 1950s but I'm not sure on the makes mark on the bottle. Any help is appreciated.

 

[bill_wabo]

Looks like an old Vics vaporub jar. Nice, would guess around the 40s or 50s.

 

[Goldenplug]

That or NOXEMA had little blue jars like that too.

 

[hisdimple]

I have a few. Cobalt blue glass, 1920, 30, 40s. The double triangle is so far as known as Vicks registered trademark, only known manufacturer of jar was Maryland Glass Company, of Baltimore.

 

[Stef45]

Thank you!

 

[Patriot Relics]

I totally walked over that one lol

 

[sunrunner]

there worthless , never pick them up.as common as ponds milk glass jars.

 

[Loco-Digger]

I thinks it's a cool find and also a vicks jar. I use small colored glass jars (I find) to hold smaller finds. They clean up easily and look good on the shelf. I use one for an acetone bath for some of my finds.

 

[bill_wabo]

The bottom reminds me of the Vicks logo. Have an idea, get as many as you need, cut the bottom put some wiring and led in it and voila! Nice bar lamps

 

[Stef45]

I totally walked over that one lol

Yeah well I guess we are even. NOT EVEN!

 

[Stef45]

there worthless , never pick them up.as common as ponds milk glass jars.

Cool man just wondering about the base.

 

[Blak bart]

I use them to display all my glass fishig floats. They make a great base and keep my bouys from rolling off the shelf and breaking. I also store my beach glass in them. I love blue glass since they are not worth much I had to find a way to justify keeping some and they work great for me