Isopropyl Alcohol Bottle

Object/Artifact

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Lacey Museum

Name/Title

Isopropyl Alcohol Bottle

Entry/Object ID

1998-006-0012

Description

A small (four oz.) glass bottle with a black cap. There is a white label on the front, with blue and black text, identifying the medicine and bottler.

Context

This bottle belonged to Dr. William Ehlers, Lacey's first doctor. The alcohol was bottled at Bailey's Lacey Drugs, Inc., in Lacey, Washington.

Made/Created

Manufacturer

Owens Illinois Glass Company, Bailey's Lacey Drugs, inc.

Inscription/Signature/Marks

Type

Label, Makers Mark, Manufacturer's Mark

Location

Front, sides, bottom

Transcription

Front Label: RX Bailey's Lacey Drugs, Inc. RX 4146 Market Square Phone 491-4380 Lacey, Wash. No. Dr. 99% Iso-propyl Alcohol Anhydrous. Glass Marks, back: ℥iv Duraglas Glass Marks, left side, top to bottom: 100 80 60 40 20 0 Glass Marks, right side, top to bottom: 3 2 1 ℥ Glass marks, bottom: Duraglas 15 [Owens-Illinois Maker's Mark] OC

Dimensions

Height

5 in

Width

2 in

Depth

1-1/4 in