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Posted 2 years ago
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Here is an 1800's bottle that I thought some of you may enjoy. It stands about 2 inches tall. This is an example of a sample bottle given out during this timeframe. One side says Renne's Painkilling, the other Magic Oil, then Sample, and Try It on the final side. It still needs some cleaning, which I should be able to get to shortly, but looks cool nonetheless.
Can you imagine this type of advertising being used in this day and age. No wonder Renne is no longer around with his magic oil.... : )
Thank you for looking and take care my friends....peace out....
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Thank you asdiotte....take care....
Thank you so much vintagemad....
My husband just found an old bottle in our field. It is about 6 inches tall and says "Renne's" with and emblem on the front. one side says "pain killing" and the other "magic oil". How do we find out more about it?
Best thing to do Julie78 is type the information that you made on your post in a search engine online and for sure you will find the information you seek with a bit of research and time! Good luck and thank you for your post my friend! : )
I appreciate the fact you like this item junkmanjoe! Thank you for stopping by.....
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Thanks for the comment rasil.... : )