Green stopper 11/24/15

Michiganne

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Hi folks,
A fellow TNet member (Mich. Wolverine) suggested I post here this green stopper I found on a field hunt to see if any of you can ID it. I always enjoy finding the old glass. Thanks for any help and keep digging! :thumbsup:

HH,
Michiganne

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i love a good spot! nice one gleaner!
 

Looks close enough for me!
 

That pic I snagged from the net. Google smelling salt bottles and look at images. I have one of these around that I dug, it's buried in boxes somewhere. Buffalo is not to far away from me. I have dug maybe five whole smelling salts, and Larkin is the most common around here. My best was a California Perfume Co. with stopper, dug back when I was about ten years old. I sold it for about 5 bucks at a show to help pay for college in the eighties. Since then, I found out that the california perfume co is predecessor to Avon, and that smeller I sold was worth a few hundred back in the day. Doh!..
 

ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1448414896.866460.jpgyup! Mines got a chunk of the lip missing. Hence why it's not cleaned.
 

Smelling salts, I think this Larkin is the same as yours.

Yup, that's it! Thanks for the quick ID. Here's another photo I found on-line. Thanks guys, you're the best! :icon_thumleft:

HH,
Michiganne
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You can make out LSC in the monogram on the stopper.
 

I wouldn't have guessed that first letter on the stopper was an L. :icon_scratch:

HH,
Michiganne

It's a fancy cursive upper case L [emoji106]🏼
 

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