Here are 3 Free Vintage Images of some old Toiletry Bottles! I scanned these nostalgic graphics from a Circa 1880’s Department Store Catalog! At the top of the page is an Antique Toothpaste, or rather Tooth Powder, bottle from Philadelphia. I love the shape of the bottle! The next one is a large bottle of Bay Rum, which I believe was a sort of Cologne for Men. And lastly we have some Queen Lavender Salts, which I’m assuming are Bath Salts. A fun grouping of Vintage Images I think, and nice for your Craft or DIY Projects! These would make some fun Art for a Powder Room!
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Too bad we can’t get products in bottles like this any more!
Thank u.
What fabulous bottles – thanks Karen
Blessings
Maxine
Great images yet again! Swoon! I wonder if the last bottle is for smelling salts?
You always find such fabulous graphics, and these bottles are no exception. Thanks for sharing. The Bay Rum looks an awful lot like the type of Rum bottle one would find in a drinking establishment to me… but I don’t suppose that would have been for sale in a department store catalogue, even in the 1880’s. 🙂
Beautiful!
I am having trouble downloading these images. They enlarge, but I can’t seem to download them. Any help? BTW, I LOVE your site. So many awesome images.
Thanks Todd! Just click to enlarge them, and then right click (using the button on the right side of your mouse) to save them. 🙂