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    Default Rexall Shaving Lotion bottle

    At 7-1/2" by 3" by 1-5/8", this is a good size for my purposes.
    AUD$26.60 is a bit expensive but these are as rare as hen's teeth.
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    I like that bottle, nice find!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by bongo View Post
    At 7-1/2" by 3" by 1-5/8", this is a good size for my purposes.
    AUD$26.60 is a bit expensive but these are as rare as hen's teeth.
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    How old would this be?
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    MJC, I couldn't really say except to guess sometime between 1940-1960.
    If you check out this link, you will find the 1926 catalogue for the Illinois Glass Company:
    LINK: Illinois Glass Co. 1926 Catalog

    They made bottles for everyone, and I can see what I believe to be (between pg-72 to pg-92)
    the Ed Pinaud, Lucky Tiger, Floris of London, Larkin, Aqua Velva, Vitalis, Jeris, etc bottles.
    I could be wrong though !!

    This is a pic of what the label would have looked like, sadly not mine :
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    These are two sample pages that have helped/confused me with dating !!
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    Can I assume that just to find it with the stopper is rare?

    I hope to be able to continue to enjoy this through your quest, as I do not need yet another passion at the moment.

    Thank you for sharing and I will be on the look-out for you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MJC View Post
    Can I assume that just to find it with the stopper is rare?
    I think that it's rare in the sense that a majority (well over 50%) of old bottles don't have their stopper/cap/sprinkle-pourer
    when they come up for sale.

    Keep in mind that I'm certainly no expert !!....I just know what I like ....

    Hope this helps and thanks for your kind words of encouragement.
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    That's a very nice find ...

    I remember Rexall.
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