Green; embossed "XST" on heel; tooled crown finish; machine made so 1910-1920.

Green; embossed "XST" on heel; tooled crown finish (1910-1920); could be early blow-and-blow machine because they still have post mold bases but otherwise have machine made features (1905-1920); residue on inside.

Clear; square; "Cartons HP Sauce" on side; mold seams finish before lip so mouth-blown; probably 1865-1915 due to lack of pontil mark; has "MV 12" embossed on base - could be mold identification mark; residue on inside.

Clear; oily sheen on inside surface; "Armour's Top Notch Brand, Chicago" embossed on base; probably from the Armour Co meat packing company which was around from 1875-1930s, but this one would probably be between 1875 and 1915 due to being mouth blown (mold lines don't go all the way to lip.)

Fragment (neck and part of body); brown; machine-made because side mold seams go all the way to lip; probably late 1910s-early 1920s; residue (rust?) on body; chips on rim.

Clear; broken mouth; "AB" "K 2" embossed on base; American Bottle Company used that logo from 1906-1909, probably from Belville, Illinois; residue on inside; possible rust stains.

Brown; embossed with "Red Raven Splits"; dates from 1890-1930; hangover cure; a few bubbles; without suction scar so after 1905; probably to 1920s; chips on rim.

clear; AB embossed on base; H13 also embossed on base; 1906-1909 American Bottle Co.; residue on inner outer surface; a few bubbles of different sizes

Geen; "2" embossed on base; tooled crown finish (1910-1920); could be early blow-and-blow machine because they would still have post mold bases but otherwise have machine made features (1905-1920); a few bubbles; offset seams.

Brown; dates from 1890-1930; embossed with "Red Raven Splits", which was a hangover cure; has a chip on base; residue on inner surface; a few bubbles on inside.