2 1970s vintage Wheaton glass bottles, 3" GREEN "CATARRAH CURE" Fish Bottle.

In 1888, Dr. Theodore Corson Wheaton, a pharmacist, began making his own pharmaceutical bottles in a glass factory in Millville. From these beginnings, todays giant glass manufacturer, Wheaton USA (formerly Wheaton Industries, Inc.), evolved. Vintage Wheaton green glass fish bottle, specifically a "Catarrah Cure" bottle, likely produced in the early 1970s. Key details include: Manufacturer: Wheaton Glass Company, Millville, New Jersey. Type: Reproduction of an old American bottle, part of a series made in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Design: Shaped like a fish with the words "SCAL A SAZAGGAH" embossed on one side, referring to a supposed "Catarrah Cure". Material: Green glass, which offers moderate UV protection.