1906 flask? medicine bottle?

I found this flask metal detecting. It was in lynnwood wa. The flask says nov 27 1906 but can't read the whole signature/ manufacturer. Can someone help me with any info of my find? Thx.

 

Can't really tell anything from your pictures. Try editing and making them "Full Size"

 

If you rub a little corn starch or baking soda over the letters, maybe some will stand out.

Perfume?

 

It looks like the bottom is a separate piece,perhaps its a lighter?

 

Is it two pieces?

My first reaction was lighter, but where do you put the flint? fluid? Usually there are 2 separate fill holes.

 

I don't see any resemblance to any antique lighter that I've seen, but hey, there were all kinds of designs...

 

It's a lighter I did not know it came apart. The flint was inside. Thanks for the help. Pocket strike lighter.

 

it's nice...clean it best you can...

 

The flint should be on the side.

"metal match"

 

i have one of those in orange plastic.......somewhere here.........

 

old and rusty!

 

There super cool but mines falling apart!

 

Here is a lighter (Auermetall) very similar if not the same to this one on the Vintage Cigarette Lighter website. It has a patent date of Nov. 27, 1906. The description says the actual lighter probably wasn't patented with that the patent date of a Welsbach's type of flint. Even after editing the pic of the bottom of the lighter, I still have no idea what it says. The date looks like "Pat. Nov. 23th, 1906," which if so then 3 days off of the date on Auermetall lighters; however, if it says the 27th then it is probably the same lighter.

About the 11th lighter down:
http://www.toledo-bend.com/VCL/lighters/index.asp?request=lighters012

Here's the Welbach's flint patent of Nov. 27, 1906:
https://www.google.com/patents/US837017

--- Susan