Antique amber Eskay's albumenized food bottle 11 inch for infants and invalids

Description

Vintage amber large glass apothecary bottle with metal lid.
Stamped Eskay's albumenized food.
Patented July 11th 1893
Size: height 11 inches; base diameter 4 3/4 inch; neck opening 3 inches.
Frank Baum was a Philadelphia druggist who invented a milk modifier food
for undernourished infants and invalids in 1890's
It was marketed under Eskay's albumenized food.
Eventually it was manufactured by Smith Kline and French.