Cobalt Blue small old bottle, no chips...would like to know age, value etc.

by Elizabeth Simkins
(Millville, NJ)

Found this beautiful, small cobalt blue old bottle on beach in Fortescue NJ.

Totally intact, no chips, has a #19 on bottom.

Does anyone have any information regarding age of bottle, what it was used for, value etc.

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Jun 24, 2017
Cobalt Blue bottle
by: Lynn

This bottle looks like a Keasbey & Mattison Bromo-Seltzer, Bromo Caffeine bottle. I know because I collect them (my grandfather worked for the company in Ambler, PA).

It dates back to about 1880-90s when they were manufacturing pharmaceuticals prior to the asbestos business.

I have seen, and purchased them on ebay for between $5.00 to $25.00.

Can't believe you found this at Fortescue. I looked for seaglass there and found nothing.

Good find!

Jun 23, 2017
Wow beautiful
by: Spinning

One of my favorite spots to hunt.

I can never decide which part of the beach to hunt first. Both sides seem to give different things.

Beautiful bottle.

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