None of these miscellaneous bottles fit into any of the standard categories.

Ordering info for any of the For Sale bottles listed below.

1. AJAX FIRE ENGINE WORKS - PUT LEAD STOPPER IN BOTTLE BEFORE PUTTING BOTTLE INTO ENGINE - NEW YORK CITY U.S.A.
   Blue tinted glass, height 11 1/2", BIM with cork top.
   Jim Archer reported that this bottle was used to pressurize the water tanks on fire trucks.

2. H.A. BARTLETT / & CO PHILADA / HUB SHOE / DRESSING
   Aqua blue glass, height 5", BIM with smooth base, excellent condition with some haze and light wear.
   See matching matching trade card.

3. BLACK'S SEAL OIL GLASS / LADIES SHOE DRESSING label-only
   Aqua green glass, height 4 7/8", BIM with single collar lip, square body with smooth base embossed "2", label is red/white/black and covers 3 sides, label worn and 97% intact and easily readable, has original cork stopper that still has polish applicator attached, glass is near mint condition, Pending.

4. Car Cal Winery / GREENSBORO, N.C.
   Clear glass, height 9", 1 pt, ABM with screw top.
   Dug this one myself as a kid.

5. GILT EDGE / DRESSING
   Green tinted glass, height 3 7/8", BIM with single collar lip, body has a bell shape with cross-hatch pattern of iron crosses, smooth base weakly embossed "PAT MAY 13 1890", cleaned to near mint condition.
   See matching Gilt Edge Shoe Dressing trade card.

6. Good Value Ammonia
   Aqua tinted glass, height 8 1/2", BIM with smooth base, label-only with no embossing but has a great label that is fully intact, For Sale $20.

7. TERRIO'S FRENCH INDIGO BLUEING
   BIMAL, green tinted glass, height 7.5", cork top, circa 1890. Blueing is a blue dye made from Indigo roots.

8. Rubifoam for the Teeth
   Clear glass, height 4", smooth base, excellent condition with just some light haze.

9. Swirled Rib bottle
   Light olive green color with swirled ribs sort of like a pitkin flask, small pontil hole mark in bottom. Since glass is not very crude but heavy and thick with smooth pontil, must assume this is a reproduction bottle. In fact, I've learned from Sean Jones sbj3a@virginia.edu that a vase like this is sold in the gift shop at a glass blowing house in Jamestown, Virginia.