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I need help identifying this bottle I found on a trail at a old ccc camp. It has a screw top Fitch's is on the bottom written in cursive lettering inside a oval that is off set. I would appreciate any help.
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try this:
http://www.kennedysbarberclub.com/articles-2/how-one-barbershop-fought-the-flakes.php
hey! i am having the same problem! i am an archaeology student and we recently found this same bottle just a couple weeks ago. i am trying really hard to find what this bottle contained! ill let you know if we come up with anything. :)
look at the link I provided above!
i did look at the link, but i was unable to find this bottle on there and what it once contained, but i think i have found that it was fitch's rose hair oil. lol. this has been a whole lot of work for an artifact that isnt even that old!
you are correct!
yay (!) for anthroplogy!
I can tell you the bottle was made in an Owens Automatic Bottle Machine.