English: A baby bottle that displays in all three measurement systems--Metric, Imperial, and U.S. Customary. The bottle states that it is "Made in England" by the "Avent Naturally" baby products company. This bottle was purchased in 2005 in Detroit, Michigan, United States
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A baby bottle that displays in all three measurement systems--Metric, Imperial, and U.S. Customary. The bottle states that it is "Made in England" by the "Avent Naturally". This bottle was purchased in 2005 in Detroit, Michigan, United States
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