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I'm guessing though very old,they are very common. Would I be right?
 

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Nice little group those look to be dug and/or collected by an old bottle hound. These can be considered as scarce (not like a common name brand like Fletchers or Bromo Seltzer) these are local apacathary druggist types from early toc, and are very collectible. But not particularly valuable. I save every one of these I dig and there are a million varieties.
 
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Nice collection. Think about it - when was the last time you bought medicine in a bottle with markings mydogiscool?
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I would clean them up and proudly display them on a shelf. Thanks for sharing...
 
I have several from Southwest Georgia towns and they seem to only have value in the region that they are found in. Mine are very similar to yours and date from the turn of the century. The higher end ones are the colored bottles. I don't see many from here.
 
For these clear glass bimal (blown-in-mold applied lip) pharm/apacathary/druggist say 1890 to 1925.
 

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