Assertion: bottle | /r/CapableOf | picture to the right
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text: The bottle pictured to the right with a Kork-N-Seal cap in place is an Owens-Illinois Glass Company produced 11 oz beer bottle that was made in 1941 based on the mold codes on the base.
text: The bottle pictured to the left has an obvious bare iron pontil mark surrounded by a distinct glass tipped pontil scar (click on picture to enlarge for detail).
text: bottle pictured to the right is embossed with W. H. HUTCHINSON & SON / CHICAGO ILL'S - W. H. H. and was presumably a salesman's sample used by this company to demonstrate their revolutionary closure, though this could also have been a generic bottles sold by the company which offered a wide array of "bottlers supplies" (Paul & Parmalee 1973).
text: The bottle pictured to the right is a Ross's Aromatic Tonic.
text: The bottle pictured to the right is a Cla-Wood Malt Tonic (Clarke-Woodward Drug Co., Portland, Oregon) produced in a cup-bottom mold during the early 20th century.
text: The bottles pictured to the right are a pair of 1880s San Francisco, CA.
text: The bottle pictured to the left has an obvious bare iron pontil mark surrounded by a distinct glass tipped pontil scar (click on picture to enlarge for detail).