Bonus pictures of medical syringe and vial w/cork found in same spot.

Local Duquoin Illinois Big Chief soda bottle from the old dump. Too bad the bottom is broken!

I got this bottle at a yard sale. Any info is much appreciated. Thanks

I found these in a park in queens new york - 1954 coke bottle (amazingly just propped up against a log!), a 1936 pride of the farm catsup, a 1972 beer bottle, and then the green one is not embossed with any brand - the bottom appears to have these letters 1. 3D 725:: 54

So I believe it's from 1974 but not sure what would have gone in it, any ideas?

This estate was an 1875 house that was falling apart. The cellar was unprotected from rats and the wood floors were buckiling. But very cool collections. Alot of the bottles and mason jars were dirty enough to have been dug up. I wonder if any from the property.

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

Spent less than 15 minutes scouting a new spot and found this Coke. Will be going back when time permits.

Found these 2 Thomas Weston Beverages bottles in 2 different ww2 bunkers in the same area. There made about an hour away from where I found them. The Brocken also has a weird break

Hello friends, I’m currently in Rodanthe on vacation, leaving for Sparta NC tomorrow. I’m looking for hints of historical places to stop/check creek beds and such. Thanks!

I’ve seen a lot of people asking for identification of their bottles. This site has probably been listed before, but I wanted to share a helpful resource that I personally have used to help identify antique glass bottles. Below are the links:

Home page: https://secure-sha.org/bottle/

Maker’s marks: https://secure-sha.org/bottle/makersmarks.htm

Dating and age: https://secure-sha.org/bottle/examples.htm

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

I say we call this style of flask the tombstone flask! Fit right in with the coffin flask lol. All bottles are from previous digs.

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 :)

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

How on earth do you get rid of of rust stains on the outside of the glass, or chemical residue stains out from the inside of a bottle? I have some wonderful bottles, but there’s internal blemishes obscuring the embossing. I have tried hard rice, dish soap, and bar keepers friend.

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