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For your consideration are these ELEVEN pre-owned Antique & Vintage Empty Milk, Medicine, Baby, Watkins & Finol Oil Glass Bottles as follows: All ELEVEN Bottles Pre-owned Empty All of the glasses have been lightly cleaned, however, some cloudiness remains (SEE PHOTOS); no breaks, chips or cracks ONE Milk Bottle Clear glass Sides marked: Liquid, Reg., 4 Sealed S, One Pint / Bottom marked: 25, 60 No lid 7” tall TWO Watkins Bottles Clear glass 8 1/4" and 6" tall Both bottles have the name Watkins in raised letters The larger of the two bottles has a "trial mark" which was the line of demarcation for sampling a Watkins product before committing to the purchase Large bottle is marked “container made in USA” Smaller bottle dates from 1915 to 1929 based on the use of the Illinois Glass logo (diamond surrounding the letter “I”) on the bottom THREE Dr. Miles, Pertussin & Kopp’s Bottles Largest one has a green tint; the other two are clear glass The largest bottle dates from 1915 to 1929 based on the use of the Illinois Glass logo (diamond surrounding the letter “I”) on the bottom he second largest bottle dates from 1919 to 1929 based on the use of the Owens Bottle Company “box O” mark on the bottom; also has a suction scar The smallest bottle has the numbers “42” on the bottom In order of size, large to small, the bottles have the following names in raised letters: Dr. Miles Medical Co. (8 ¼” tall), Pertussin (5” tall), Kopp’s Baby’s Friend Co., York, PA, U.S.A. (4 5/8” tall) ONE Finol Oil Bottle Clear glass Threaded top with cap intact Paper label intact on front and back Bottle dates from 1929 to 1954 based on the use of the Owens-Illinois Glass Co. logo on the bottom; the coding on the bottom further indicates that the bottle was manufactured at their Alton, Illinois plant post-1930 Bottle measures 6 1/8” tall ONE Baby Bottle Clear glass Threaded top; no cap Metered in milliliters on one side and ounces on the other up to 6 oz or 180 ml; metering is in reverse in order to track baby’s consumption Bottom has the following marks: 5 (likely the plant code), possible I inside of an O (indicating that the maker was Owens-Illinois Glass Co.), 81 (likely the date code), 17 5 3/8” tall THREE Medicine Bottles of Unknown Origin The two largest ones - 7 ¼” and 5 ¾” tall, respectively - are almost identical except in size – one is embossed 3 viii and the other is embossed 3 iv Both of the largest two bottles are metered in cc’s on one side and some other measurement on the other side The smallest bottle is riddled with bubbles and has 3 ¾ oz embossed on its neck The cloudiness of the three bottles makes it difficult to distinguish markings