Interesting Bottle...

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Only place I ever seen anything like that, was in a Si-Fi movie... ;D
Very nice find, WTG!!!
Good luck & Happy hunting~
 

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Toothpick holder?? Fancy vial?? Looks like it had a screw cap maybe?? PERFUME BOTTLE!

Noodle
 

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maybe a condimint bottle or perhaps a salt or pepper shaker.
cool find.


HH Mark
 

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Looks like an old spice bottle... not Old Spice, but old spice.? ?;D

I don't think that it's an insulator.? ?:-\

Noodle, if you look closly at the side view you can see that it isn't a screw on top.? That had me fooled for a minute too!? ?;)

Hey GD, what's the bottom look like?? ????
 

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It looks somewhat similar to the "Gulden" bottles. We call them inchworm bottles. You probably looked at the bottom, right?
This is the company that still makes Gulden Mustard. At the turn of the century the older Gulden turned the business over to his son who decided to expand the business. The ones we find down here in Eastern Pa. are about the same size but the bubble configuration goes all the way up. The son Gulden sold capers in these bottles at the turn of the century on up.
aloha......johny mc.
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I vote spice bottle too!

Cool find!

hh

lonewolfe
 

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