Wm. Reproduction Bottle Clear Label Cork T.C.W. Co

A fun piece of patent-medicine nostalgia: a clear glass bottle dressed with a reproduction label for Wm. Radam's Microbe Killer, the cure-all that was sold from New York in the 1880s and 90s with a skeleton-and-man shield on its trademark. The real bottles were amber glass or stoneware jugs and are prized by bottle collectors.

Details

• This reproduction gives you the look of the era for a shelf, apothecary display or quack medicine collection at a friendly price.
• The paper label shows the Radam's name, the trademark date of Dec.
• 13, 1887, and states that it is an authentic reproduction.
• Rectangular panel bottle with chamfered corners and a flared lip, clear glass, with a cork stopper.
• The base is embossed T C W CO / USA.
• Empty bottle, about 6 oz.

Condition: Label is intact. There is light grime on the glass shoulder and a small rust-colored speck at one base corner. The cork is dry with a crumbled, chipped top edge. See photos.

The photos are part of the description, and it will be packed with care.