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Jeff, That box is very cool. I have a sample bottle of 3 in 1 Cut little things aren't they.... 
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The little ten cent Signet bottles look like they hold about two ounces. They are embossed in the glass so you can identify them without the label. I have a 12 ounce Signet bottle graduated in ounces, but I think it is probably a Signet Ink bottle. Signet ink bottles and cans are much easier to find than the oil bottles.
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