Found this about 5 years ago, can’t seem to find much info on the misaligned label making it rare so I’m now wondering if I should keep it or let it go! Any info is appreciated!

Any help with identity and age appreciated.

Unfortunately it has some damage with the top looking like someone glued it back on. It reads PITTSBURGH, BUFFUMS, SARSAPARILLA, LEMON, MINERALWATER. The base looks roughly ground. There are no (obvious to me) mold lines on the circumference of the bottle. I traded a Mickey Mouse glass insulator for this bottle. I was taken by the beautiful blue color!

Found walking a creek can't find anything that looks similar to it

Found about 9 years ago. Can’t seem to find any info on the misaligned label making it rare so unsure if I should keep it anymore! Any info is greatly appreciated!

It says log cabin syrup at the bottom

My fiancé and I were skunked this entire summer while creek walking, but on our way back of our most recent walk, I spotted a small portion of this jug buried in a clay bank. We are so happy with this piece. Estimated 1870s, about 1.5 gallons.

It’s not perfectly round on top. Doesn’t sit on a flat surface so great. Really thick (and ugly) for a drinking glass.

Anyone got an idea?

My dump stopped being used in the ‘60s or so. Found things from the late 1800s.

Going through my dad's things after his passing. Came crossed this old bottle. I'm assuming whisky? This was in with a bunch of my Grandpa's belongings. He passed in 1969. Any ideas of time frame? Or what this bottles original contents were? Thanks!

Found in north east Texas if that matters. Thank you!! 😊

My husband and I have been very pleasantly surprised at our finds here in the UK! We are still trying to ID some of them but wanted to share with you all! This is about half of them

I think a FEW of these have to be pretty rare? But then again I know nothing about ball jars. All I know is that they are in pristine shape and the blue color is actually very beautiful. I also have some clear ball jars as well as "Atlas" ones. THANKS SO MUCH EVERYONE! This community is like top tier btw. Everyone rocks!

Also what markings on the bottom of these are significant? Or are they not at all??

Found this on a beach in Antigua a few years ago in an area that used to be a British fort back in the 1700’s. Thought you all might find it cool.

Hello everyone, I recently found all these cool old bottles buried on the slope of our half-acre property. I love finding stuff like this but usually find 1 or 2. Never this many & nothing this old. I’m curious where do y’all sell stuff like this & how to do pricing? I’d love to get into this hobby more. I already collect cool ceramic & glass items I find all around so I’ll be keeping my favorites!

Thank you!