The product is an antique pills bottle from the early 1900s, manufactured in the United States by Hynson, Wescott & Dunning in Baltimore, MA. The bottle is clear in color and contains its original content, a full unknown gray colored prescription of pills, I estimated close to 100ct, making it a valuable piece of apothecary and pharmaceutical history. This artifact would be a unique addition to any collection of vintage medical artifacts or antique bottles, offering a glimpse into the science and medicine of that time period.
The Company was established in 1889 by Pharmacist Henry Parr Hynson, James W. Westcott, and H. A. B. Dunning. Initially operating as a retail pharmacy. This bottle may date as early 1910s or even before due to the complete absence of extra printing beside the name of the company, on the front label.
Dimensions: 3.75" x 1.5" 1.5"
Weight: 3.84oz