Featured Cleavenger? Wheaton? Amber Columbia Flask

I found this old discussion post from 2015
Crude blue glass 'Columbia' flask or bottle. | Antiques Board (antiquers.com)
I'm fairly certain it isn't an original due to the rolled lip on top
Is there a way to determine whether Cleavenger or Wheaton?
8 1/4" tall x 5 1/4" wide x 3" thick. As you hopefully can see, there are a few marks on the glass that you can feel with your fingernail. There are also at least 2 bubbles. Thank you

 

noted as Kinsington reproduction:

VINTAGE AMBER GLASS HEART SHAPED LIQUOR FLASK BOTTLE LADY COLUMBIA LIBERTY CAP | #1828377324 (worthpoint.com)

another noted as Kinsington:

GI-117 COLUMBIA / EAGLE PORTRAIT FLASK | #3825859051 (worthpoint.com)

smaller version

Antique American Blown Bust of Columbia & Eagle Flask Kensington Glass Works | #1936469145 (worthpoint.com)

 

Thank you Don. Kinsington is new to me.

 

here's an online article as well:
The Bust of Columbia Liberty Cap Eagle Historical Flask | Peachridge Glass

 

@TallCakes, mine doesn't have the eagle in the back. It looks like the Kensington's do

 

that's the deal with reproductions; they 'reproduce' the parts they want... I can't seem to find anyone committing the who made the reproduction pieces. Perhaps Ferdinand (Peachridge Glass) might have an idea; you might try contacting him. I worked with him many years ago on an architectural project.

 

Thanks Don. Clevenger/Wheaton appear to be the most likely culprits at this time

 

Don @TallCakes Ferdinand said it was a Lysol Flask from the 60's. He didn't say who made them.

 

interesting and strange; never thought of Lysol having historical/commemorative glass

 

Same here Don