Congrats on joining our group of bottle hounds! Finding them is half the fun! You can dig for bottles but I would suggest you use a metal rake and smaller shovel for your digging. To big of a shovel and you can break the glass. Until you start digging deeper holes ,say in an outhouse or deeper...
This is really a great find, especially still in one piece. They weren't too careful back then, everything went in the dump or outhouse. Someone may have been reusing it as glass was hard to come by during and after the war. Let me know if you want to "rid" yourself of this bottle of bubbles!
Great display! I have many different sizes, colors and shapes of insulators. I was thinking of a way to run a small led light inside to use as patio lights. Nice looking piece you have, will fit in anywhere!
I have a bottle that is very similar to yours. It has very thin glass, very light, lots of bubbles and very little wear on the bottom. It is a medicine and/or poison bottle. If it was a poison and sitting on a shelf, not being used all the time, it will not have much wear.
On the other hand, it...
My wife joked "recycling"! She will contact the bottle club I am in to see if someone would be interested in buying the whole collection. She was also going to give the local bottles to our town historical society.