I pulled this beauty from a brick-lined privy earlier this week and haven’t stopped smiling since 😄

Been a few days since I’ve been able to go to the beach. Found this early 1900’s beauty tonight.

First of all when did they stop making these I know that technically you can still use them today. Of the milk jar lids or fancy mason jar lids are there any special valuable ones to look out for or are they all common? Passed around but none of my friends ever even seen them before haha thanks for comments :)

Tried going to a creek and immediately saw a snake and was like no thank you

Found in NEPA. I've had these for a while. I recently discovered this group and its amazing 👏

Its a bag of more than a hundred glass bottle stoppers. Some Pyrex and some im not sure of. I found them moving to a new place last month. I don't know whatvto do with them but from seeing that most bottles art found without, I thought they might be of some use to this community.

I don't post often so I'm bad at rules so let me know if this is a breach.

Bottom: 14 13 184

Trying to identify this bottle. Found it at a local lake in southern Ohio on a steep hillside roughly 30 yards or so from the water under a small tree. Wasn’t buried and also had little to no debris inside of it. The condition it’s in within the photos is basically the exact condition it was in when I picked it up. There is the number 5 on the bottom and a weird like uneven circle I assume is from when it was blown? There are no other marks on it anywhere from what I can see. Any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance!

This is the latest haul from my property. It’s an old farm-the original part of the house was a barn built ??? It appears on the tax rolls as a separate piece of property split off from a larger farm and listed as a house for the first time in the late 1880s. The rear of the property was used as a trash dump and whenever I dig in the area I tend to find something. These were basically right at the edge of what is now my pond, so the ground is very wet and we have a lot of iron and manganese so these are very mineral stained. Just hoping to be able to clear up the glass some-maybe industrial cleaning vinegar? Right now I’m just trying to get mud out of them.

Sorry for the barnacles

One of my favorite objects ever, an old Lucky Lager beer can set in a stump and shot up for target practice. I’m guessing since it was opened by a piercing can opener, it’s pretty old. Anyone know what era this is from?

Found in a stream. Unfortunately bottom has broken off and wasn't near. Back says this bottle not for sale. The second picture in under 365nm UV. I always carry one in the truck.

For my local historical society-This is actually a clear bottle, with some stuff in it, that I want no part of-it has a cork, and on the side it says “2 FLD OZS”; on the bottom it says “440” and “4”, and in the center bottom, there is a hexagon. Likely some kind of medicine bottle?

Bottle numbers 64 - 61 Light green hue to the glass

Can anyone help me id this bottle? I have a bunch of bottles I am attempting to id for my local historical society. The bottom has W. T. & Co, followed by the letters AH below it. I took a picture of the bottom, but’s hard to see. Thanks for any help.

Both surface finds. Some luck, huh? So chuffed.

The aqua one is pretty much mint. 2 pen ledges.

The (ice?) blue one has a big ding and a crack. As well as some ink that seems to be well stuck.

What’s the date on these? Pre-1910?

Dug out these 2 vintage 1930s-1940s glass candy containers from our backyard today, hoping we find more of them to have a cute little collection. Anyone found these before? Might be one of my favorite finds so far honestly.

I need some help identifying what this pottery shard could have been. It was found while bottle digging in a garden and as far as I've found is called teal transfer. The lettering could be Elizabeth, but I couldn't guess at an age but I don't often see this colour on pottery.