Collectible Pearsall's "Full Value" Red Imitation Food Coloring Bottle

A very old glass advertising bottle with original Pearsall's paper label. Labeled Full Value imitation color RED. Certified U.S.A. for coloring Jellies, Candies, Cakes, Ice Cream, Etc. The imitation coloring was made in Des Moines, IA by the Pearsall Manufacturing .  The bottle held 12 drams of liquid. Approximately 6 inches tall, 1 1/2 inches wide and 7/8 inches deep. There’s a little dot and a 14 embossed on the left back corner of the bottle. The bottle has the trademark of an O inside a square embossed on the bottom indicating it was made by Owens Bottle Company in the 1920’s era. (Possibly an antique).  The cork is stained and worn but fits the bottle opening. There’s no cracking or chipping on the lip or in the neck of the bottle. There’s still red residue on the inside of the bottle. The label is wrinkled, torn and darkened from age.  There’s a crack around the bottle at the lowest point of the body. The bottle was tested with liquid above the cracked area for 19 hours and it did not leak. The old glass has little bubbles inside of the glass.  Great for display or vintage collections.  Sold as is from a cat friendly, smokers’ home.  #70