Some old bottle finds from Will County, IL

[perdidogringo]

Decided to search around a creek deep in a forest preserve without my detector and found some interesting bottles. All eyeball finds. Can anyone provide any info. on these?

1. A complete bottle that it embossed with "JEWELL WATER CO. LADROC BEVCS." around the top and "CHICAGO, ILL CONT. 7 FL. OZ." around the bottom (can't find much about this bottle on the internet.

2. 2 matching green glass items (and a 3rd that isn't matching but similar that says "patent May 2, 1893"). They look like they screwed into something and looks to be electrical insulators. I actually thought they were the tops to a bed post before I realized they were glass.

3. Glass shard of old Coca Cola bottle- Embossed with "trademark in U.S. patent" on it. Wondering if it is possible to determine how old just from that shard?

 

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[Gene Mean]

Loving the insulators!

 

[Jose The Goon]

The little cone-shaped bottle is an old ink bottle.
LINK: http://www.antiquebottles.com/ink/
" Ink bottles were shaped so they were hard to tip over. "

 

[oldmxrat]

Nice bottles, congrats!
Yes, the green items are insulators.

 

[Mackaydon]

The Jewell Water Company was located at 557 W. Fulton St., Chicago.
Don in SoCal
PS: Another address shows them at 555-557 W. Fulton St.

 

[GaRebel1861]

The Jewell Water Soda looks to be from the 1920-30s.

 

[Digger RJ]

Decided to search around a creek deep in a forest preserve without my detector and found some interesting bottles. All eyeball finds. Can anyone provide any info. on these?

1. A complete bottle that it embossed with "JEWELL WATER CO. LADROC BEVCS." around the top and "CHICAGO, ILL CONT. 7 FL. OZ." around the bottom (can't find much about this bottle on the internet.

2. 2 matching green glass items (and a 3rd that isn't matching but similar that says "patent May 2, 1893"). They look like they screwed into something and looks to be electrical insulators. I actually thought they were the tops to a bed post before I realized they were glass.

3. Glass shard of old Coca Cola bottle- Embossed with "trademark in U.S. patent" on it. Wondering if it is possible to determine how old just from that shard?

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Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!