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[RingMaster44]

Lund lots of bottles at an old dump site I discovered while detecting in the creek
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[jewelerguy]

cool bots!

 

[RingMaster44]

cool bots!

Thanks

 

[treblehunter]

Nice finds, looks like you found some coins too, silver? whats the lone larger looking coin?

 

[RingMaster44]

Nice finds, looks like you found some coins too, silver? whats the lone larger looking coin?

Thanks no silver but I got 1 1941 wheat penny

 

[MuckyBottles]

Lund lots of bottles at an old dump site I discovered while detecting in the creek
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Any markings on the brown bottle on the right?

 

[surf]

Hey RingMaster,

Are any of them embossed? Besides the Clorox, which dates between 1959-1962 The Clorox Company | Heritage.

I'm guessing the Milk of Magnesias might be base embossed.

I've been digging bottles for a long time, and don't wish to denigrate your finds, but they appear to be Mid 20th Century, and unless embossed, or with good ACL, bottles of this era are not yet collectible.

If you see the dreaded words, "Federal Law Forbids Sale or Reuse…" you'll know that the bottle dates to the period 1934-1964, and in 99.9% of the cases the bottle is good for recycling, unless you are personally fond of it.

Keep digging there may be older brethren beneath…

Liquor/Spirits Bottles <<< I would highly recommend this site if you wish to broaden your antique bottle knowledge.​

 

[vpnavy]

Thanks for sharing...

 

[CASPER-2]

WTG - KEEP IT UP

 

[RingMaster44]

Hey RingMaster, Are any of them embossed? Besides the Clorox, which dates between 1959-1962 The Clorox Company | Heritage. I'm guessing the Milk of Magnesias might be base embossed. I've been digging bottles for a long time, and don't wish to denigrate your finds, but they appear to be Mid 20th Century, and unless embossed, or with good ACL, bottles of this era are not yet collectible. If you see the dreaded words, "Federal Law Forbids Sale or Reuse&#133;" you'll know that the bottle dates to the period 1934-1964, and in 99.9% of the cases the bottle is good for recycling, unless you are personally fond of it. Keep digging there may be older brethren beneath&#133; <img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=956910"/> Liquor/Spirits Bottles <<< I would highly recommend this site if you wish to broaden your antique bottle knowledge.

I like the bottles and yes they are except one that says patent April 17, 1877

 

[Trezurehunter]

Nice bottles. I like the cobalt blues.

 

[RingMaster44]

Nice bottles. I like the cobalt blues.

Thanks me too!

 

[surf]

I like the bottles and yes they are except one that says patent April 17, 1877

Hey RingMaster,

Well, if you like them, that's all that counts. Would that be the bottle that is in the coffee cup, with the 1877 Patent? That would make it an ER Durkee Salad dressing. The older models looked like this:

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/bottles-glass/143918-e-r-durkee-bottle.html​

 

[RingMaster44]

Hey RingMaster, Well, if you like them, that's all that counts. Would that be the bottle that is in the coffee cup, with the 1877 Patent? That would make it an ER Durkee Salad dressing. The older models looked like this: http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/bottles-glass/143918-e-r-durkee-bottle.html

Yes it is but no writing in the middle what do you think how old is it?

 

[surf]

RingMaster,

It's difficult to tell with your long distance photo. It has a continuous thread screw top. It's machine made, and likely dates from the Twenties to the Forties.

Is the amber crown top, in the back row, left, a Certo?

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[RingMaster44]

RingMaster, It's difficult to tell with your long distance photo. It has a continuous thread screw top. It's machine made, and likely dates from the Twenties to the Forties. Is the amber crown top, in the back row, left, a Certo? <img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=957121"/>

Here is a better picture

 

[RingMaster44]

RingMaster, It's difficult to tell with your long distance photo. It has a continuous thread screw top. It's machine made, and likely dates from the Twenties to the Forties. Is the amber crown top, in the back row, left, a Certo? <img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=957121"/>

No it's a newer coca cola found at a different site yesterday

 

[Gaspipe]

Yes it is but no writing in the middle what do you think how old is it?

Patent date can't be correlated to age of the bottle. As someone else mentioned these are all " newer" bottles including the one with the 1877 patent. Fun to dig and display but of little monetary value to a bottle collector.

 

[RingMaster44]

Patent date can't be correlated to age of the bottle. As someone else mentioned these are all " newer" bottles including the one with the 1877 patent. Fun to dig and display but of little monetary value to a bottle collector.

I know

 

[Gaspipe]

I know

Apologies thought you were asking a question.