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Trash pit dig find. Have dug a lot of old trash pits and ravine dumps and only ever found this one Domino Cosmetics bottle shaped like this. Have found several of an apparently more common straight sided rectangular DC bottle. This one had red and white label in the pentagon shape on the side that washed away when cleaning. I think the cursive f on the base indicates the bottle maker, possibly Fairmount Glass Works of Indiana. 5 1/4 inches tall. 1920s-1930s vintage maybe?
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