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    Selling Collection

    I just SOLD the collection, thank you.
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    Back to the beach

    Good little trip man, we got drought up here, so far 5 rainless months Good Hunting.
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    Selling Collection

    Selling my collection, mostly Canadian stuff, with a spattering of US meds & beers I have about 300 + bottles, lots of sodas, inks, beers, milks, meds, stone gingers etc. Would like to sell has a lot. Some of it needs cleaning, has these are mostly dug bottles. Perfect for...
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    Another TOC Baltimore Beer Dump

    Hey, looks like a nice dump, keep the pics coming.
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    Todays Finds from old dump

    After awhile you'll figure out what's good, if I dig a screw top that looks interesting I tend to keep it. Mostly now ( after 40 years ) I just keep uncommon embossed bottles, or one's I haven't dug before, sodas etc Although I do like the cobalt blues, whether screw or cork or slick...
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    new dig dugged!

    Welcome aboard Nathan, keep the good posts coming, it looks from the pics that your on a bit of a ravine, you might want to start digging at the bottom and work in and up. That way you could hit the older stuff, although the milks are always a good find. Happy Digging
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    Canadian Spring / part the 3rd

    I've always being partial to the cobalt blue inks and poisons, the screw tops are after 1910 we get lots of cork top too. I seem to find a couple or so every time I dig.
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    Canadian Spring / part the 3rd

    I found a great little med, never seen one before its embossed Merill's Marvelous Medicine I'll post a pic later
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    Canadian Spring / part the 3rd

    We tend to go deep into the ash, but when I think about it, most of our finds are in the first 3'. So maybe we should go for length instead of depth, then it means moving trees and not ash!!
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    Canadian Spring / part the 3rd

    The Pilgrim with the Eagle are fairly common up here, but dark green with a blob top, not so much. And they used a wooden mold which leaves some nice whittling. I think with all the construction on the Toronto waterfront, lots of bottles that used to be scarce, are now common. But then...
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    SA Not dug... !

    I've always liked the druggist bottles for some reason, thats one nice score you made.
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    Canadian Spring / part the 3rd

    Lion Brewery, Berlin Ont. with really heavy embossing.
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    Canadian Spring / part the 3rd

    If you go on the theory that every small town or village had a dump, then your bound to find virgin dumps. Anyway thanks for posting the comments guys.
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    Canadian Spring / part the 3rd

    Gotta dig while we can Joe, thanks for looking, calling for that white stuff tomorrow. Must be Canada Eh!!

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