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Bburiedtreasuretime reacted to UncleBruce's post in the thread BOB DEVER aka GILLIGAN from the old sitcom GILLIGAN'S ISLAND with
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Bob Denver was a bottle digger. Here is a link to a video of him talking about digging bottles. Bob Denver aka Gilligan bottle digging... -
Bburiedtreasuretime reacted to Robert Biro's post in the thread ~~~ 1840's... Black Glass ~~~ with Like.
Another photo of the same bottle with out strong natural outside lighting.
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BThought I would check out old spot I had dug previously. It is well picked over, but out on the edge of where I left off I was able to...
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BNice find!
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BThe top and the base are the real story tellers. Going by the crudity of the bottle and the lip,lettering,its early. 1870's without...
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Bburiedtreasuretime replied to the thread R. SWINLEY & CO.Yes, thank you, it’s clearer now. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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BLot of people leave the wire in no matter how crusty. If you can't get it out. You can always revove it with muriatic acid. In...
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Bburiedtreasuretime replied to the thread Gills.How cool is that, eggnog! I love the stories around these relics. Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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BUSA round embossed ambers date from between 1890 & 1935 after which most dairies made the transition from embossed bottles to ACL. My...
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Bburiedtreasuretime reacted to coreya's post in the thread What is the most valuable bottle that you own or have sold? with Like.
10-15 years ago got this jewel at an estate sale (under 5 bucks) is rare variant. GENERAL DESCRIPTION Quart, smooth base, applied...
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Bburiedtreasuretime reacted to Harry Pristis's post in the thread very large glass bottles, one with a round bottom with Like.
The ovate bottle is a demijohn . . . it was covered in wicker originally. It was used for bulk storage or shipping -- wine, water...
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Bburiedtreasuretime reacted to PlaneDiggerCam's post in the thread very large glass bottles, one with a round bottom with Like.
I believe these are spring water demijon bottles. The one on the left probably dates to the 1890s and the one on the right dates a bit...
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BSpigot is so yesterday, now we're using sillcock. ROBBYBOBBY64.
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Bburiedtreasuretime replied to the thread Lets see some slug plates.Some super fine photos, thanks for posting. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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B2 SUPER RARE ONES.
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Dug these 6 amber whisky yesterday in a 1940,s & 1950,s dump site
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