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The number 10 is opposite of the N.

Some commonly encountered or interesting types will be covered briefly in this section.

All on the bottom of this bottle.

It is not known if both styles were made concurrently thought it is likely; the pictured example is of the 1865 patent style with the "feet" on the base.

Who utilized this bottle for scent would likely be apparent if the bottle retained the original labels but not without them.

All the colors outside of colorless and the cobalt shades are rarely encountered.

This particular style of L.

Other images of multi-sided more than four sides ink bottles are available by clicking on the following links:• The machine-made Thomas ink bottles observed by the author were very similar in manufacture to the two machine-made, cylindrical inks discussed in the "mold seam anomalies" box later in this section.

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Both are somewhat generic utility type bottles and neither has a pour spout.

Photo by George Salmon Photography, courtesy of Odyssey Marine Exploration.