Add a touch of history to your collection with this charming vintage Duraglass McKesson Boric Acid jar. This lovely piece of pharmaceutical history was crafted by the renowned Owens-Illinois Glass Company, a testament to the quality and craftsmanship of early 20th-century glass manufacturing.
A Piece of Glassmaking History:
The bottom of the jar proudly displays the iconic Owens-Illinois Glass Company hallmark – a symbol of scales. This hallmark signifies its authentic origin. The embossed number "7" just above the hallmark indicates the year of manufacture, placing this jar's creation in 1937. Further adding to its story, the number "4" near the hallmark denotes the specific factory location where this jar was lovingly produced.
Intriguing Origins:
Historically, jars like these were commonly used to store Boric Acid, a versatile substance widely used for its antiseptic properties and in eyewash solutions. Imagine the stories this little jar could tell!
A Unique Find:
This McKesson Boric Acid jar is more than just a piece of glass; it's a tangible link to the past, perfect for collectors of vintage pharmacy items, antique glass, or anyone who appreciates the beauty of historical objects. Display it on a shelf, use it as a unique decorative accent, or gift it to a fellow history enthusiast. Don't miss the opportunity to own this piece of American glassmaking history.