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Hearst Museum object titled Medicine bottle, accession number 1-161248, described as Clear glass small medicinal bottle with a shoulder, and hand-tooled prescription finish, no label, but an embossed mark that reads "A1530", on bottom.

Hearst Museum object titled Medicine bottle, accession number 1-161262, described as Clear glass rectangular with rounded corners medicinal bottle with a hand-tooled prescription finish and no label or maker's mark.

Hearst Museum object titled Medicine bottle, accession number 1-161260, described as Squat clear glass square with rounded corners medicinal bottle with a hand-tooled prescription finish, no label, and an embossed mark on the bottom that reads in script, in a circle "CUTEX

Hearst Museum object titled Medicine bottle, accession number 1-161245, described as Small clear glass rectangular with rounded sides medicinal bottle with a hand-tooled prescription finish, no label, and an embossed mark on the bottom that reads "PEARL".

Hearst Museum object titled Medicine bottle, accession number 1-161247, described as Small clear glass rectangular with rounded sides medicinal bottle with a hand-tooled prescription finish, no label or maker's mark.

Hearst Museum object titled Medicine bottle, accession number 1-161251, described as Partially fire-affected, clear glass rectangular with rounded corners medicinal bottle with a prescription finish and an embossed label that reads "QUALITY" near the shoulder and "PURITY" close to the base and no maker's mark on bottom, possible whitish remnants of original contents within

Hearst Museum object titled Medicine bottle, accession number 1-161244, described as Small clear glass kidney-shaped medicinal bottle with a hand-tooled prescription finish, no label or maker's mark, remnants of original whitish contents present.

Hearst Museum object titled Medicine bottle, accession number 1-161249, described as Complete small clear glass rectangular with chamfered corners medicinal bottle with shoulder and prescription finish with mold seam that extends to the lip, no label, and a triangular embossed mark on bottom.

Hearst Museum object titled Medicine bottle fragment, accession number 1-161229, described as Neck and shoulder fragment of a pale green glass shouldered medicine bottle with a hand-tooled prescription finish and no label or maker's mark.