Had some fun with the camera this morning, any ideas?
Safety Riddle of the Week (sorry Ray...)
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Nope
It is on chrome-coated metal, and the markings are just about 2" across (5 cm).
It is on chrome-coated metal, and the markings are just about 2" across (5 cm).
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belt buckle?
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Here's another look-
some kind of sales display?
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The cover? Didn't know they had a cover 
Anyways, I only have the big one. I think the smaller bottle is more scarce. It is mentioned in Phil's book.
Anyways, I only have the big one. I think the smaller bottle is more scarce. It is mentioned in Phil's book.
I do agree that the small one is more rare. I was able to secure my small one first. The cover for the large one is sort of a pouch type cover. many people thought the large bottle was for use as a canteen but it was actually made for medical use. I was a hot water bottle and it was also used as an enema bottle. I also have the cork/hose set the belongs with it. I was very surprised to learn this.
It took me a little while. I knew I was familiar with the pattern I just could not remember. I had to think about all the different pieces of Gillette memorabilia that I have and then it came to me. I have both bottles and the cover for the large on.
Great brain teaser.....
I'm not even surprised that you figured this out. I was stumped.
why was gillette making enema bottles?
Arik, I like it, when you have fun with the camera! The small one is called Junior:
I've always wondered.....what in the world were those used for?
here is one of Hot Water Bottles with a lot of paper and with shipper.
the next pics
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Great stuff!!! Do the papers provide any clue to what the bottles were used for?
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