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Baltimore Tree Bottle- Open Pontil (1830's-1840's)
Embossing- Tree Figure on front. BALTIMORE in serifs on one side
Height- 5 inches
Shape- Rectangular
Lip- Inwardly rolled lip
Color- Aqua
Rarity- Rare

Davis & Miller Druggists- Open Pontil( 1840-1850's)
Embossing- DAVIS &
MILLER
DRUGGISTS
BALTIMORE
Height- 4 1/2 inches
Shape- Round
Lip- Inwardly Rolled
Color- Aqua
Rarity- Very Rare ( Partial Label, black ink residue inside)
Label- Black Ink Davis & Miller Wholesale Druggists 12 North Howard Street Baltimore
They were listed as wholesale druggists from 1846-1890.

Davis and Miller Druggists- Open Pontil (1840-1850's)
Embossing- DAVIS & MILLER DRUGGISTS BALTIMORE
Height - 4 1/4 inches Shape - Round Lip -
Flared Color - Green Rarity - Extremely Rare
Address- 12 North
Howard Street
1845 Advertisement L. Gouley's Vegetable Medicinal Store


Louis Gouley- Open Pontil (1845-1850's)
Embossing- GOULEY'S FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH No.(Fountain) 38
BALTIMORE ST BALTIMORE Height- 9 1/2 inches Shape- Round Lip- Tapered Color- Aqua Rarity- Uncommon Address-
38 Baltimore St
They were listed in the directories from 1837 until 1858 as a Vegetable Medicine Dealer

Mrs. Norris Cedar Tar- Open Pontil (1850's)
Embossing- MRS NORRIS CEDAR TAR BALTIMORE MD
Height- 4 inches
Shape- Rectangular
Lip- Flared
Color- Aqua
Rarity- Rare
Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Norris were listed in the directories from 1853-1859 as the owners of a Cedar Tar Depot.
Their business was located at 343 W. Baltimore St. Mrs. B Norris was also listed in 1847- 1854 as a dress maker
at the same location.

E. H. Stabler & Co- Open Pontil (1850's)
Embossing- STABLER & Co. DRUGGISTS BALTIMORE
Height- 4 inches
Shape- Rectangular
Lip- Inwardly Rolled
Color- Aqua
Rarity- Rare
Edward H. Stabler was listed in the directories as a wholesale druggists from 1847-1860. Their address
was 120 West Pratt Street. Edward's father, Edward Stabler Sr, founded a drug store in Alexandria, Virginia
in 1792. His father's apothecary is now a museum known as the Stabler- Leadbeater Apothecary Museum.

E. H. Stabler & Co- Open Pontil (1850's)
Embossing- STABLER WORM MIXTURE
Height- 3 1/2 inches
Shape- Hexagonal
Lip- Inwardly Rolled
Color- Aqua
Rarity- Rare

E. H. Stabler & Co- Open Pontil (1850's)
Embossing- STABLER & Co BALTIMORE
Height- 6 inches
Shape- Rectangular
Lip- Applied Tapered
Color- Aqua
Rarity- Rare

C.P. Rogers- Open Pontil (1840's)
Embossing- C.P. ROGERS WORM
MIXTURE BALTIMORE
Height- 4 1/8 inches
Shape- Round
Lip- Flared(missing on example)
Color- Aqua
Rarity- Rare
Charles P Rogers was listed in the directories from 1842-1845 at the corner of Howard and Marion. In 1847-1848
C. P Rogers & Co. were listed as druggists at 99 S Paca St. From 1853-1856 they were listed as Charles P Rogers
& Bros located at NW Corner of Baltimore and Howard.

CP Rogers & Bros- Open Pontil (1850's)
Embossing- C.P. ROGERS & BROS. DRUGGISTS BALTIMORE
Height- 4 inches
Shape- Rectangular
Lip- Inwardly Rolled
Color- Aqua
Rarity- Rare

J Irwin Smith- Open Pontil (1850's)
Embossing- J. IRWIN SMITH
BALTIMORE MD
Height- 4 inches
Shape- Rectangular
Lip- Inward Rolled
Color- Aqua
Rarity- Extremely Rare
He was listed as a Wholesale Druggists from 1852-1859 at 122 W Pratt

Stewart's Pharmacy Baltimore- Open Pontil (1840-1850's)
Embossing- STEWART'S PHARMACY(front) BALTIMORE(on back)
Height - 5 inches
Shape- Oval
Lip - Flared
Color - Light Green/Aqua
Rarity - Very Rare
Address- SE Corner Hanover and Camden Sts.
James VD. Stewart was listed as a druggist/ chemist from 1842 -1880's. In the 1880's the company
changed to James V.D. Stewart & Co. and continued on through the early 1900's

J V ' D Stewart Baltimore- Open Pontil ( 1840-1850's)
Embossing- J V 'D STEWART
BALTIMORE
Height- 6 inches
Shape- Rectangular
Lip- Square Collar
Color- Aqua
Rarity- Rare
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