some pics of some state street bottles from chicago

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anyone have any info on the square one
jet tine
orvel holden & co
The Jettine bottle is from the 1880's.
I tried to look at one link for the history, but my virus security blocked it. The site wasn't secure.
 

anyone have any info on the square one
jet tine
orvel holden & co

Some nice bottles there.

A few eBay sellers say the Orvel, Holden & Co. ‘Jettine’ bottle is druggist-related, which is partly true, but it didn't hold a pharmaceutical product as such. Jettine was a stain-polish preparation for ladies shoes, as per this advert from Orvel, Holden & Co. in the Chicago Daily Tribune published 16 April 1876:

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