Baby Bottle
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This bottle was used by Dorothy Taylor nee Rowe
as a baby in 1920, who was born in Murtoa and grew up in Wal Wal.
Baby Bottle made of clear glass, chilli shape, with hole on top of bottle to allow air into bottle as baby feeds.with raised description
Top side - "THE / "HEALTH" / FEEDING / BOTTLE"
Bottom side - " TABLE-SPOONS " Has measurements 18, 16,14,12,10,8,6,4,2.
