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Charles Wilson, Toronto, Ontario, Soda Bottles, Circa 1880

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    Posted 7 years ago

    Alan2310
    (915 items)

    This is another one from the same group, also from the nineteen century, on one side it's say, "Chas Wilson, Toronto, Ont" and the opposite side, " Trade Mark, Registered" with a Squirrel in the middle.
    Light Green in colour, bare is original cap.

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    1. SpiritBear, 7 years ago
      They're Hutchinson style bottles due to the type of stopper they take. "Registered" is usually more of an 1890s-1910s thing on bottles.
      This type of bottle lost popularity because you cannot remove the stopper, so it was unsanitary to keep re-using.
    2. Alan2310 Alan2310, 7 years ago
      THANK YOU, SpiritBear, for your insight on this post, and for the appreciation.

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