My son found this old bottle

[Busch0704]

My and I were down at the creek behind our house and he said, "look dad," "I found a bottle!" I learned that its a vintage ink well bottle from the 30's! Thanks yall!

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[btjbtj]

That is so cool--perhaps back when people still wrote with quills! Congrats. -Lisa & John

 

[Truth]

What a awesome bottle. He should be proud of himself.


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[scruggs]

Very nice!

 

[sandchip]

That's great! I hope that he's been bitten by the bottle bug. The hobby needs young blood.

 

[texjim]

Nice find..

 

[Busch0704]

Thanks everyone, I can't wait to show him what y'all are saying! I get him on the weekends

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[sutphin]

AWE THE OLE INKWELL , NICE...

 

[trapperart]

Tell your son trapperart said congrats

 

[Busch0704]

I sure will trapperart ty

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[port ewen ace]

that's a "writeous" find

 

[Capone]

Nice work young grasshopper!

 

[Kurios1]

Tell your boy that he indeed found REAL GENUINE TREASURE!!! Very cool old inkwell bottle. The young Jedi has eyes like an eagle. He will find much treasure even without a metal detector. Well done.

 

[Old Pueblo]

I hate to burst your bubble, or that of your son, but for the sake of proper bottle identification, I should show you this. I found it in a bottle dump on a camping trip in the White Mountains of Arizona when I was a kid. Apparently there was a cabin or something where we camped, and there was the ruins of another old cabin nearby with an old wood stove still in it. 1930s sounds right. I found another bottle with it that dated back to the 1920s or 1930s or so, and there were a bunch of those old Prince Albert tobacco tins in the dump.



I think its a glue or polish bottle or something like that, with a lid like that.

 

[Old Pueblo]

Nice find, by the way. Hopefully your son will remember it a long time. This old bottle is the first really old one I can remember finding.

 

[Relicific]

A truly awesome find.
He should be proud.

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Nice old relic, congratulations!