Description: Benjamin Osgood Wilson and George Carlos Wilson established their business in 1846 and it lasted at least until the 1930's. One 1868 advertisement notes that
they sold, “Choice liquors of all kinds for medicinal purposes.” Including
whiskey and bourbon. Botanic drugs were also defined by the Wilson’s as, “Consisting of the unusual selected and prepared herbs, solid and fluid extracts,
spices, essential oils, chemicals, concentrated preparations, and Patent
Medicines.” This bottle has a lot of stature with over 9.5 in height and 3.5” wide, it will display prominently anywhere. This example appears to be iron pontiled (without graphite residue).
Embossed: B.O & G.C. WILSON / BOTANIC DRUGGISTS / BOSTON
Height: 9 5/8"
Color: Aqua
Condition: Excellent, some iridescence and spotty haze.
Price: SOLD
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