Can anyone ID this item

[Dick from NC]

Can anyone ID this item that is about 3 to 4 inches long and has a rubber tip and rubber plunger with a heavy wire handle.

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A coke bottle that had a paper label and was bottled about 1905-10 maybe.

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A C.C. Soda bottle probably from about the same time. Both bottles were bottled a Aberdeen N.C. They can from the lake there in town. What is the best way to glue the bottom back on?

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[Brian(upstateNY)]

<center> well some sort of syringe I guess
very nice SS coke there too

if you are handy with super glue go for it on the broken one , nice finds too

 

[Golden]

You could even try clear areldite, used for timber and plastics, might take 24 hours to dry properly, but nothing will make it come apart. Don't know if they sell it where you are. But yeh, superglue's good too. The top relic does look a bit like a syring, and considering it has a rubber end on it, had it been much large, don't laugh at this but I thought of the breast pump, that mum's use to extract milk!!!! Told you not to laugh!!

 

[Dick from NC]

Thanks guys.

 

[Piperboy]

Just a guess Boil Pump For Removing Puss . Early Snake Bite Pump . they had some Bizzare Stuff Back Then

 

[TvilleJim]

That is aflower holder they used them in the 40's to keep the flowers with water. Used on funeral flowers. Jim