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RE: some from the archives - 6/8/2008 8:54:43 PM    beendiggin Posts: 734 Joined: 6/30/2005 Status: offline I found a listng for Bengal Chutney in Zumwalts book, page 45, but it says its from Brisbane(Australia)  Anyway , it looks different from yours so maybe Bengal Chutney is just a type of chutney. I'd try researching S.F. Beer Co. next. (in reply to downeastdigger) Post #: 41

RE: some from the archives - 6/8/2008 8:58:39 PM    beendiggin Posts: 734 Joined: 6/30/2005 Status: offline I like that sarsaparilla collection you've got..I only dig Hoods. I want to dig a Skoda's from Belfast, those are beautiful and thats only 4 towns away from here. I'm kinda surprised  I haven't seen even a shard of those yet. (in reply to downeastdigger) Post #: 42

RE: some from the archives - 6/8/2008 8:59:12 PM    Brains   Posts: 487 Joined: 9/2/2006 From: Hilliard/columbus ohio Status: offline very nic einsulator! quite a color for a pennycuick, most are aquas and blues along witha few gray greens and gray blues. The <P> embosed cd-134's come in a bunch of other colors though.  Thats insulators from the 1890's or so, nice find for a 1930's dump! Allways good just to chec those places, good insulators to be found < Message edited by Brains -- 6/8/2008 9:03:16 PM > _____________________________ Let me know when the telegraph companies want their hemingray-42's back! bryan (in reply to beendiggin) Post #: 43

RE: some from the archives - 6/9/2008 2:30:15 PM    downeastdigger Posts: 1366 Joined: 8/22/2005 From: Crawling through the mud and briars of Eliot Maine Status: offline Thats gorgeous, thats about the nicest dug jar I've ever seen! quote: ORIGINAL: beendiggin Here's my best jar, it's light yellow olive color. _____________________________ Bram Get busy diggin, or get busy dyin' http://www.GreatBayCatering.com (in reply to beendiggin) Post #: 44

RE: some from the archives - 6/9/2008 8:19:04 PM    myersdiggers1998   Posts: 505 Joined: 10/2/2007 From: northern n.y. Status: offline thats one great coll. of bottles. _____________________________ ,gordon myers dig and you will find!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (in reply to downeastdigger) Post #: 45

RE: some from the archives - 6/9/2008 9:45:00 PM    Jim Posts: 2394 Joined: 7/5/2005 From: Lewistown, PA Status: offline Great bottles, everyone. Here are a few of mine. First, the "color shelf". Many of these are common, a few are pretty scarce, but I like the rainbow of colors together. Sorry the pic isn't great, I need to work on getting some backlighting in there. ~Jim Attachment (1) _____________________________ Preserving our buried history, one pit at a time. http://www.freewebs.com/lewistownbottles/index.htm (in reply to myersdiggers1998) Post #: 46

RE: some from the archives - 6/9/2008 9:47:44 PM    Jim Posts: 2394 Joined: 7/5/2005 From: Lewistown, PA Status: offline An early pontiled medicine/cologne/?? from Pittsburgh, embossed on the sides: PREPARED BY// H. VAN VLECK. I love the tombstone shape with the bulbous neck, very cool bottle. Attachment (1) _____________________________ Preserving our buried history, one pit at a time. http://www.freewebs.com/lewistownbottles/index.htm (in reply to Jim) Post #: 47

RE: some from the archives - 6/9/2008 9:48:49 PM    Jim Posts: 2394 Joined: 7/5/2005 From: Lewistown, PA Status: offline Embossing: Attachment (1) < Message edited by Jim -- 6/9/2008 9:49:14 PM > _____________________________ Preserving our buried history, one pit at a time. http://www.freewebs.com/lewistownbottles/index.htm (in reply to Jim) Post #: 48

RE: some from the archives - 6/9/2008 9:52:00 PM    Jim Posts: 2394 Joined: 7/5/2005 From: Lewistown, PA Status: offline W. BRAUNEWELL open-pontiled mustard barrel. William Braunewell was an early Philadelphia mustard maker. Attachment (1) _____________________________ Preserving our buried history, one pit at a time. http://www.freewebs.com/lewistownbottles/index.htm (in reply to Jim) Post #: 49

RE: some from the archives - 6/9/2008 9:53:37 PM    Jim Posts: 2394 Joined: 7/5/2005 From: Lewistown, PA Status: offline Nice, deep pontil on the barrel. I wish the pontil on the Van Vleck bottle was this strong! Attachment (1) _____________________________ Preserving our buried history, one pit at a time. http://www.freewebs.com/lewistownbottles/index.htm (in reply to Jim) Post #: 50

RE: some from the archives - 6/9/2008 9:55:37 PM    Jim Posts: 2394 Joined: 7/5/2005 From: Lewistown, PA Status: offline Here is an assortment of pontiled and early smooth-base medicines, plus a little 12-sided pontiled umbrella ink. Attachment (1) _____________________________ Preserving our buried history, one pit at a time. http://www.freewebs.com/lewistownbottles/index.htm (in reply to Jim) Post #: 51

RE: some from the archives - 6/9/2008 9:57:00 PM    Jim Posts: 2394 Joined: 7/5/2005 From: Lewistown, PA Status: offline Nice 1860s applied mouth fruit jar, ATHERHOLT, FISHER & Co/ PHILADa. Attachment (1) _____________________________ Preserving our buried history, one pit at a time. http://www.freewebs.com/lewistownbottles/index.htm (in reply to Jim) Post #: 52

RE: some from the archives - 6/9/2008 9:58:31 PM    Jim Posts: 2394 Joined: 7/5/2005 From: Lewistown, PA Status: offline Last pic for now. All local Lewistown druggists. Thanks for checking them out. ~Jim Attachment (1) _____________________________ Preserving our buried history, one pit at a time. http://www.freewebs.com/lewistownbottles/index.htm (in reply to Jim) Post #: 53

RE: some from the archives - 6/9/2008 11:38:04 PM    deer4x4 Posts: 356 Joined: 1/2/2008 From: san jose ca. Status: offline here are 3 of my best dug bottles all three came from the same privy off 2cnd and market street area in san jose calif me and my father dug the outhouse 32 years ago these are the ones that i dug he dug a couple of wolfe with iron pontil and a olive green hosteter he still has the hosteter he gave me the wolfes schnapps cant do much in diggin now days but can still dream love all the pictures of everyones stuff thanks for sharing . 1  scroll flask open pontil,  turn mold whiskey no embossing , black glass with pontil H.Ricketts Glassworks Bristol . bob Attachment (1) (in reply to Jim) Post #: 54

RE: some from the archives - 6/10/2008 12:17:48 AM    downeastdigger Posts: 1366 Joined: 8/22/2005 From: Crawling through the mud and briars of Eliot Maine Status: offline Thanks for the posts Jim and 4x4!  Diggin in California is so different from diggin in New England, you had such a sparse population back in the day, anything embossed local is a great dig, and historical. Jim, whats the cobalt round embossed bottle on the right.  Was this stuff dug in dumps or privies?  thanks _____________________________ Bram Get busy diggin, or get busy dyin' http://www.GreatBayCatering.com (in reply to beendiggin) Post #: 55

RE: some from the archives - 6/10/2008 2:46:36 AM    dollarbill Posts: 1407 Joined: 5/6/2005 From: maysville, kentucky Status: offline So many great beatiful bottle ! MMM but there were a few inks in there Wow .Very great show Thanks Bram Paul and every one .Couldn't  resest .Heres was a great dig.Thanks agian all . bill Attachment (1) (in reply to downeastdigger) Post #: 56

RE: some from the archives - 6/10/2008 1:06:03 PM    downeastdigger Posts: 1366 Joined: 8/22/2005 From: Crawling through the mud and briars of Eliot Maine Status: offline Thanks for the photo Bill, love seeing other folks digs! You got some nice pontiled stuff there, was it all dug in Kentucky? in privies or dumps? I've never seen yellow potter like those two cone top cylinders before. I think I remember when you dug that big American Oil bottle, what an awesome piece! That was like a year ago, if I remember correctly. Continued good luck digging. Bram _____________________________ Bram Get busy diggin, or get busy dyin' http://www.GreatBayCatering.com (in reply to dollarbill) Post #: 57

RE: some from the archives - 6/10/2008 3:40:23 PM    Jim Posts: 2394 Joined: 7/5/2005 From: Lewistown, PA Status: offline Thanks, Bram. The big cobalt cylinder is embossed DANL. S. DENGLER & SON/ PHILADA. in cursive script. It dates around 1900. 99% of these bottles were dug from privies. I don't do much dump digging anymore, but have pulled a few nice bottles from the dumps. The Dengler bottle was one of them, my buddy dug it in a 30s dump along with another one like it that was broken. ~Jim _____________________________ Preserving our buried history, one pit at a time. http://www.freewebs.com/lewistownbottles/index.htm (in reply to downeastdigger) Post #: 58

RE: some from the archives - 6/10/2008 3:45:09 PM    dollarbill Posts: 1407 Joined: 5/6/2005 From: maysville, kentucky Status: offline Thank you to Bram .Yes they were all dug in kentucky from a smoke house floor.The pickle jar and two amber meds came from the privy beside .I allso got some local meds and sodas from the privy beside the smoke house . So was a true a life time dig .One that will be hard to beat. I do  have another 1830s  house line up I belive. So Iam hope thell be some goodies there . A lot of yard have been dug here .So ya never know.Thanks agian and the rest of you all really do have some great bottles . I got think for those inks tought . Thanks and allways good luck diggen and finding all. bill                                               ps. yea this was a good one and  the  first bottle I ever sold.Did well but wish I kept it some times. Attachment (1) (in reply to downeastdigger) Post #: 59

RE: some from the archives - 6/10/2008 9:09:48 PM    Dansalata   Posts: 296 Joined: 10/18/2005 Status: offline that is a nice insulator, i like the color, i always have to post this because some years ago i found this threadless egg insulator, i never dreamed it would fetch $3150 at a insulator auction , i went home happy as could be, i was diggin on the side of a hill here in san jose and it rolled down the hill , i didnt even know what it was because i never saw a egg insulator before, it was avery rare color i think only one other of that color known !!! Attachment (1) _____________________________ DANSALATA (in reply to downeastdigger) Post #: 60

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