Vintage Jeris Rexall Hair Tonic Watkins First Aid Bellans Indigestion Apothecary Bottle Lot

This exceptional estate dealer lot features a diverse collection of vintage mid-century apothecary bottles, grooming products, shaving accessories, and patent medicine tins. The collection showcases highly recognizable American household brands from the early-to-mid 20th century.
Barber Shop & Men’s Grooming Collectibles:
Jeris Antiseptic Hair Tonic Bottle: A tall, classic 10-ounce green glass barber bottle with a paneled neck and its original black screw cap. Features a bold green and orange label text-printed with “JERIS Antiseptic HAIR TONIC For Hair and Scalp”.
Rexall Antiseptic Hair Tonic Bottle: A clear glass hair tonic bottle retaining its original bright yellow-fluid contents and a ribbed white screw cap. Front showcases a stylized teal and black label reading “Rexall Antiseptic Hair Tonic”.
Mennen Talcum For Men Tin: A tall, rectangular metal talcum powder shaker tin finished in a classic green and cream stripe motif. The text highlights a “Neutral Tint Won’t Show On Your Face”.
Yardley Bond Street Toilet Water: A heavy, art deco styled clear glass cologne bottle retaining its original large spherical red cap and an oval foil label reading “Bond Street Toilet Water Yardley London”.
Patent Medicine & First Aid Apothecary:
Bell-Ans For Indigestion Bottle: A small, rectangular amber glass medicine bottle holding its original internal tablets. The front displays a detailed orange paper label reading “BELL-ANS For INDIGESTION” from the Bell & Company chemists of Orangeburg, New York.
Watkins First Aid Cream Box & Tube: A rare “New in Box” estate find consisting of a vintage metal squeeze tube of first aid ointment tucked inside its original seafoam green and cream cardboard retail box. Marked with a “Net Wt. 1 1/2 Oz.” scale.
Sweet Oil U.S.P. Pharmacy Bottle: A miniature clear glass pharmaceutical bottle with a handwritten local druggist label from the “Theiss’ Pharmacy” located on the corner of Main and Seltzer Streets in Crestline, Ohio.
Era: Vintage mid-century modern (MCM) spanning the 1930s through the 1960s.
Condition: Excellent vintage collector condition. The paper labels display beautifully with only minor, age-appropriate edge silvering and faint shelf dust. The Watkins cardboard box remains remarkably crisp with straight fold tabs, and the glass bottles are completely free of chips or hairline cracks.