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Item Code: 635-621
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The bottle is embossed on the bottom as having been made by Whitney Glassworks Glassboro NJ. This rare teal bottle dates from 1875-1890. There is nice bubbling in the glass. The springs were located on the site of the old Gettysburg Country Club and were commercialized in 1865 and bottled into the 1940s. The quart size bottle is in excellent condition and measures 10” high x 3½” in diameter. An applied label indicates it was re-purposed by Charles McNeil, a pharmacist in Wolcottville, Conn to hold Spirits Camphor. [DM][ph:L]
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