Isopropyl rubbing alcohol bottle.

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Object Description

Object Name

Bottle

Object ID

1950.001.117

Title

Isopropyl rubbing alcohol bottle.

Date

[193-?].

Description

Empty glass bottle which once held "Rexall" Isopropyl alcohol rubbing compound, dirt and unknown substance on inside of bottle, instructions: "an invigorating rub-down after work or play for relieving muscular lameness and stiffness. A sickroom necessity to aid in preventing bedsore. When applied as a rub-down, its rapid evaporation aids in reducing body temperature."

Dimensions

(DepthFt, 0.164 ft, 4.9987 cm)

(DepthIn, 1.969 in, 5.0013 cm)

(HeightFt, 0.574 ft, 17.4955 cm)

(HeightIn, 6.89 in, 17.5006 cm)

(WidthFt, 0.295 ft, 8.9916 cm)

(WidthIn, 3.543 in, 8.9992 cm)

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