This clear bottle stands at 8 1/2" high and it has K & O. CO. NEW YORK 852 on the base. The words GLYCO-THYMOLINE on the front.
Monday, October 1, 2012
Glyco-Thymoline Bottle
In 1890, Samuel Owen and Oscar Kress developed Glyco-Thymoline as a treatment for oral conditions, such as sore throat and mucosity. It was designed as a mouth rinse and soon became quite popular with the general public and with hospitals. It was marketed as the world's first mouthwash.
This clear bottle stands at 8 1/2" high and it has K & O. CO. NEW YORK 852 on the base. The words GLYCO-THYMOLINE on the front.
This clear bottle stands at 8 1/2" high and it has K & O. CO. NEW YORK 852 on the base. The words GLYCO-THYMOLINE on the front.
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Is this bottle out there in abundance and wodth
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