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Hi all,

My name is Jeff Burnett and I am a student at MSU working on glass bottles from a site in the United States dating to the 1940s, though it was occupied earlier in a verity of capacities. 

My question is on a specific subset of cobalt medicine bottles which are embossed on one side with "HOSPITAL / SIZE / HOSPITAL / USE ONLY"  

I have done a bit of research online and using "The Bottle Book" by Fike (1987) and have found similar bottles online, but little to no historical information. 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Blue-Apothecary-Bottle-For-Hospital-Use-Only-Embossed-On-Bottle-/264265256144
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cobalt-Blue-Physicians-Bottle-For-Hospital-Use-Only-1930-s-/173928538084

The SHA bottle site indicates that prohibition era bottles were sometimes embossed with "FOR MEDICINAL USE ONLY", but this is of course different. I was wondering if anyone has any good sources.

Thank you very much,

Jeff Burnett

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