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    Two Word Game.

    Stairs at
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    This is fun. Reaction time test/game.

    Got 47 after many extra tries. Finally something I am half decent at. [sm=lol.gif]
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    This is fun. Reaction time test/game.

    46! Happy days[:D]
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    Wicked cool river find.

    wicked cool find indeed! Hearty congratulations. cheers for posting.
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    First dig!

    Those are very nice first finds! Congratulations.
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    Diggin and detecting

    Sounds great! How about some piccies? Congratulations.
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    Is this a Case Gin bottle?

    Defo a turn of the century case gin and extremly common in England and worth about one to three pounds sterling here. Very nice bottle though and should be worth more. I have only ever found one complete.
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    Date on this seamless bottle ?

    I am almost certain that this bottle is not English and expect its origins are northern european. It is in my opinion pontilled and will date to the mid 19th Century. A nice bottle but one I have never seen from an United Kingdom context. Oh but such a lovely bottle!
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    Two Word Game.

    Deeper holes
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    What kind of finish is this?

    Thats a new one on me and I thought I had them pegged. Always a learning curve. Thats what makes it all so fascinating and addictive.
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    Places to find bottles

    Lying around at low tide. Bloody dangerous occupation though!
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    Two Word Game.

    differently exposed
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    $6,000.00 lip chip ?????

    Dont think that I would cry as it is still basically complete and of considerable value in my terms. I would happily display it. Nice.
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    Local Farm Dump finds.

    Tractor totally rules! Nice bottles also. Nice one.
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    Some more Irish bottles

    Hi Sean. I am sorry to say that aqua minerals with applied lips from the early 20th Century are very collectable but worth very little. If you decided to sell her on Ebay you might get a Euro or if there are a few interested parties then you might get twenty or thirty Euros. Then again it...
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    Some more Irish bottles

    Actually I have just noticed that the base markings are from the first Queenstown bottle which is a crown cap mineral water cylinder which will almost certainly date to 1910 -1920s period, although with the formation of the Irish Free State in 1922 your bottle has to date to almost bang on...
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    Some more Irish bottles

    Fat black glass bottle is defo English and dates 1890 - 1915, would have contained brandy. Your other goodies also date this period or very close. Base should read N & Co which stands for Nuttall & co, St Helens Lancashire. Tips from this period will give up some extremly nice goodies and...
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    Two Word Game.

    Hi Five!
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    First dig of 2011

    Great find. I am like it very much. Congratulations.
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    Sunday Flea Finds

    The labelled bottle would be commonly known as a black glass beer three piece mould. Labelled bottles from this period are very scarce indeed as no 19th Century bottles are ever dug with any sign of a label intact although early 20th Century bottles with some trace of labels are occasionly...

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