The 8.25 inch tall bottle is marked on the base “WN WALTON PAT. SEP 23 1862", and is of early blown glass construction. The fancy, recessed, applied label is complete and is in very nice condition. The stopper is of ground glass construction and is in very good order as well.

The sign advertises the office of "James H. Groom. Dentist.", and remains in fine condition with deep-toned, original patina and with some very minor warping due to its many years of age. The lettering is actually impressed into the surface and is painted black. Any white marks appearing on the front of the sign are due only to light/sun reflection---the sign has a very even-toned coloration.

The sign has a hole at each corner to facilitate hanging, or it may be easily displayed upon a shelf!

Designed to be screwed into a wood surface, the sign has a hole in each corner to facilitate mounting. Although difficult to photograph, this sign is hand-painted on a fabulous piece of heavy beveled glass, no doubt the superior quality and strength of which has allowed the sign to endure intact all of its 108+ years!

The letters are painted in gold leaf outlined in black paint. The majority of the paint remains intact with very minor loss as seen in photos. The glass has a few very superficial flakes here and there along the beveled edge as well as a tiny bite to the lower right hand corner (see photo). These are the result of use and are quite minor and do not in any way detract from the presentation of the sign.

The 8 inch tall tincture bottle has an open pontil on the base and sports a ground glass stopper, and is in fine condition. An original dose glass cover completes this bottle. The label is somewhat worn as seen in the photos but is still fairly complete.

It is part of an unusual collection of 6 similar bottles that are offered for sale, some of which are etched WITTE’S PATENT 11/14/76. This particular bottle is NOT etched with this patent information.

The 8.5 inch tall fluid extract bottle is an impressive sight to see when displayed! There are no markings on the bottom of the bottle.

The condition of the amber SARSAP.CO bottle is very nice including the label.

The 8.5 inch tall fluid extract bottle is an impressive sight to see when displayed! There are no markings on the bottom of the bottle.

The Cudahy meat packing industry dates back to the turn of the century. The Cudahy meat industry, with stockyards in Omaha, Chicago, Sioux City and Los Angeles produced the REX brand of fine beef and pork products. They also produced lard, soaps and patent medicine products such as Cudahy's Essence of Pepsin and Cudahy's Rexsoma that used the animal byproducts. The patent medicines were marketed as nutritional supplements for improved health.

This 3.5 inch tall beauty is in very good condition and very classy indeed!

This label under glass (LUG) powder bottle is in very nice condition. Its visual appeal makes it well worth displaying despite missing a third of its glass label. The wide mouth stopper sports ground glass construction and is in very nice condition.