Ayers Hair Vigor

Bubba65

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Hi all,

i got this bottle at a antique shop yesterday. I traded something I got for nothing and $20.00 for it. I really liked the color of it is the reason why I bought it. If my research is correct they had a paper label on them. Anyways was wondering if anyone had any thoughts on the age of the bottle. Thanks for looking.

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!876-1930 or so. Google -Ayers Hair Vigor and there is the whole story. Friend with an antique store(I called her) told me your bottle dates from 1910-1920 more or less. One was on ebay for $44.95, but was told they are $75-$100 or more in the yeah, I want that, world. In other words, retail stores where collectors caress, fondle and BUY. Your bottle looks to be in great condition and the stopper is there. Nice find and a lucky deal.
 

Bottle is TOC and worth about $50-60 with the stopper, nice get...
 

Attic mint with stopper should still fetch a franklin IMO. I would spend that much if ever saw one. I have only dug broken bits of these. It's a rather scarce classic, a must have for hair tonic collectors. Very nice find.
 

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I have only dug 1 of these in 30 years,dug it in Cripple Creek,with the stopper many,many years ago. Around here ,with the stopper,they still sell for a $100. Congrats on a very nice find !!!!
 

Hi All,

I want to thank everyone with their help and responses to my post. I do wonder if the bottle is a peacock blue or the cobalt. i have a few other cobalt and this bottle has a differant look to it. Of course the other ones are from a differant maker. I have included better pictures of the bottle in the natural light of the sun to see if anyone has any idea. Thanks again for the help.

Bubba65
 

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I've always considered them peacock blue or a teal blue.
 

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