I will assume that the mold seam on this vial does not go all the way up to the top edge of the lip. If so, then it is late 19th century. I would presume this to be a medicine vial of some kind but could have been used for other purposes.
@Chris you are correct . It stop short of the lip . And the lip is very unevenly rolled. I have researched the P.G.Co. But can’t locate anything. Thanks for the input ! ??
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I will assume that the mold seam on this vial does not go all the way up to the top edge of the lip. If so, then it is late 19th century. I would presume this to be a medicine vial of some kind but could have been used for other purposes.
@Chris you are correct . It stop short of the lip . And the lip is very unevenly rolled. I have researched the P.G.Co. But can’t locate anything. Thanks for the input ! ??