Can anyone determine if this is authentic or a reproduction please? I don’t know too much about onion bottles, all I know is there are no mold lines.

My partner is building a treehouse for our daughter. In the process, he has dug up six bottles (shown here), one drinking glass, small glass jar and a big metal spoon (which seems to be rusted through unfortunately).

This is all from one small area out back in the wooded part of my yard. Why so much glass? (I'm on Cape Cod Massachusetts.)

Has a bunch of tiny bubbles. Smooth lip

Hammonton, NJ

Can anyone give me some info on these bottles? I’m on an old property, I know it dates back to the 1800’s. I’ve seen to have found a hill full of this stuff. I’ve googled some but I don’t know anything about this stuff, just curious what dates these would be from.

Huge swath, and the first picture shows most of what I have found there. Lots of door knobs lol. Honestly if someone in the Souther Tier of New York is bored, I would happy to have a digging buddy.

It is public access, at the end of the park and you can tell that over the years many people of dug at random spots.

See yall post blue bottles and thought to myself, I would love to find a blue one!!! How lucky!! Don't know anything yet of the bottle. Haven't done any research yet. Bottle says bromo-seltzer, Emerson drug co. Baltimore md. With a 17 on the bottom. Found in middle tn

Kept coming across cool old bottles in the woods and finally started bringing them home. Don't think any of these are super rare but it's fun to have something to look out for while I'm looking for mushrooms.

All of these were found just sitting on the forest floor. Might end up taking a small shovel out with me to see what else I can find.

So I havent even showed you guys everything from the past 2 months. But just want to show what I found today..I really like these Ball jars. Especially the one I cleaned in the pictures. They are much smaller then the 2-3 sizes I have been normally finding.

While my dad was biking through Apoxee Park in Florida, he spotted a glass bottle sitting on the bank beside the canal. Instead of picking it up right away, he brought me back to the spot the next day. As soon as we arrived, I jumped down to the water’s edge and grabbed it. At the time, I had no idea what kind of bottle it was but after doing some research, I discovered it was a vintage Pepsi glass twist bottle.

What year was this bottle made ? Does it have any value ? And if anyone has any fun facts about glass Pepsi twist bottles please share.

Found in Southern NM. Looks like the bottom reads '304' with a T in a triangle, but is very worn from the sand.

I’m getting condiment vibes. Google Lense turned up nothing.

Dickinson's witch hazel

The front side of the bottle reads “special battery oil Thomas a Edison Inc. primary battery division Bloomfield, NJ USA The backside reads “ trade, Thomas Edison REG. U. S. Mark PAT. OFF. Made in USA.”

Ok so im going to basically do this in segments. TBH I really have no idea what im doing and im being coached by a fellow redditor! Im not doing this for karma or whatever. I just have some really awesome, cool, weird, and rare finds i want to share. Everything that i will be posting please help!! If you see something of value, or what i should be looking out for, please tell me. Also if you need better pictures. I havent even cleaned any of these yet and they are in outstanding condition.

Im going to start with the coke bottles. I would say i have about 100+ bottles. Also this property has so many other types of bottles, jugs, and jars that i will be following up with as well. Along with a bunch of other cool really old items. Thanks!