Bottle

[Kodiak43351]

Anyone know what kind of bottle this is?

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[lab rat]

Your links lead to notifications of 'invalid attachment - notify administrator'. You might put your image in .jpg format on your desktop and load it from there.

 

[Kodiak43351]

Anyone know what kind of bottle this is?

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[Kodiak43351]

Pics won't load I'll try again

 

[Kodiak43351]

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[Kodiak43351]

Never mind lol

 

[Kodiak43351]

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[Kodiak43351]

I've tried to upload the pics and not working sry

 

[AU Seeker]

Kodiak,

I'm sending you a PM with my email address, if you send me the picture I will try and post them for you.

 

[Kodiak43351]

Kodiak, I'm sending you a PM with my email address, if you send me the picture I will try and post them for you.

thanks

 

[AU Seeker]

Here are Kodiak's bottle photos, they were rather large, so I used Photobucket to downsize them to post for him.

 

[Kodiak43351]

Here are Kodiak's bottle photos, they were rather large, so I used Photobucket to downsize them to them for him. http://s245.photobucket.com/user/MeGoldSeeker/media/photo1_zps44ea880e.jpg.html http://s245.photobucket.com/user/MeGoldSeeker/media/photo2_zps939375a0.jpg.html http://s245.photobucket.com/user/MeGoldSeeker/media/photo3_zps68afc499.jpg.html

thanks I just tried to post a pic in today's finds on a silver ring to and wouldn't work something wrong on my end never had a problem before.

 

[AU Seeker]

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I used Photobucket so I didn't have to try and upload them in case there was an issue with TNet and uploading photos, it was the fastest way I thought, but they can't be clicked on to enlarge them any.

You don't seem to be the only one having issues today uploading images, I think it maybe a glitch in the forum software, I'm going to try and see if I can upload one of your photos from my computer and we'll see if that works.

 

[tennessee digger]

Kodiak,
My wife says, and I agree, that it's a glue bottle. It had a rubber tip on it. Of course, we could be wrong.

 

[AU Seeker]

As you can see uploading the picture didn't work for me, so it must be the forum.

 

[doublet2a]

Kodiak,
My wife says, and I agree, that it's a glue bottle. It had a rubber tip on it. Of course, we could be wrong.

I was thinking that, or an old shoe polish bottle.

Tim

 

[surf]

Evening, Kodiak & AU,

Nice teamwork on making the photos possible. I'm thinking it a mucilage, made by Fairmont Glass, after 1933.

"4) F in a hexagon: Used circa 1933 to 1968. Commonly seen on the bottom of many amber-colored
(and clear) medicine, chemical, and other types of generic “packer” jars and bottles that were produced
in very large quantities during the 1940s, 1950s and ’60s." Fairmount Glass Works​

In lieu of the disturbance in attachmentland, you can find a period Patent drawing of a Spreader Cap for mucilage, here >>> Patent US2063617 - Spreader cap for adhesive containers - Google Patents

Randy Ludacer | Box Vox | Page 15​

 

[AU Seeker]

I looked at many glue bottles and shoe polish bottles, no luck making a match doing a search on those, then I thought maybe an ink bottle, still couldn't find a match there, it could be any of the above for something else, I'll look further later, getting close to my bedtime!

Surf, I sure you right that it's Fairmont Glass!!

 

[Kodiak43351]

Thanks everyone yea I could see it being a glue bottle.

 

[surf]

Another possibility is an atomizer.

Might be a bit ungainly. What's the diameter of the base, and the capacity? The finish would accommodate an atomizer: Page 62 - Atomizer Bottles and Breast Pumps