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Bottle, fruit juiceTall glass bottle narrowing at neck. Embossed label on neck: “Fruit juice Bottle Fowlers One Pint” Base marking L135,M and glass emblem. Top of bottle has collar shape which has two indents that hold a wire fitting to hold in place a ceramic stopper with a label “Fowlers Melbourne”

Bottle, lemonadeLarge bottle, green shade with joining seams down either side. Round squat top. Embossed wagon wheel “Trade mark” and “Marchants” “Registered” The glass contains some air bubbles.

BottleBulbous shaped bottle, green tinge to glass. Air bubbles near bottom. Embossed with makers name [Ten-pin shaped] Possibly used for soda

BottleLarge oblong shaped bottle. Brown amber colour. The bottle has crease marks on the front and back and near the neck. The body is embossed with “Imperial Quart” Regd. No 6610- This bottle is the property of The Traders Bottle Co Ltd” It may have been a medicinal bottle containing tonic

BottleLarge oblong shaped bottle, narrowing toward base. Amber colour glass with slightly ridged appearance. Star design embossed on base. Short neck. Rounded sides to lip which appears to be handmade with a natural looking moulded edge. May have been used for spirits or medicine.

BottleRectangular shaped green glass bottle. Square at the base. Bottle narrowing towards a large neck, with embossed crown on front. Base, embossed with symbols B. Ra. 1.8. within rectangular lines

Bottle, whiskeyLarge whiskey bottle. Rounded shoulders, large oval shaped body.Thin neck. Clear glass with green tinge. Embossed on front “Old Irish Whiskey” “Trade mark” with crown over a sun shaped in a rectangle. “This is the property of Mitchell & Co of Belfast Ltd” on back of body. “Imperial Quart”

BottleDark green bottle with deeply indented base. Top is broken off. Possibly small Champagne bottle

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