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  1. treeguyfred

    Summer Finds Thus Far...

    great Post! thank you for sharing these! sadly, I cant make out the last bottle (the repaired one) ~Fred
  2. treeguyfred

    D.H. SMITH YONKERS, NEW YORK CODD

    Now here’s a 7” blobtop and an eleven inch blobtop. The biggun has “This Bottle (arched) / Not To Be (flat) / Sold (flat) on the back. ~Fred
  3. treeguyfred

    D.H. SMITH YONKERS, NEW YORK CODD

    Sorry for the mess up post! Here’s some pics of my Codd.
  4. treeguyfred

    My Son's Metal Detecting Finds-Any Ideas

    Oh geez friends so sorry this got posted under the wrong thread! Is there an administrator that can move it or delete it and Ill repost where it belongs! SMH- Fred
  5. treeguyfred

    My Son's Metal Detecting Finds-Any Ideas

    @nhpharm keep looking and be careful as was said before, there may be more in the area and they might still be "live" ~Fred
  6. treeguyfred

    D.H. SMITH YONKERS, NEW YORK CODD

    ~Yeah, Robby we both have the same example , tho Your embossing is far sharper / clearer than what I got which suggests to me yours is earlier with less heat and maintenance wear on the mold. Super nice find my friend! ~Fred
  7. treeguyfred

    D.H. SMITH YONKERS, NEW YORK CODD

    This is what I was responding to Robby, the arrow and banner is The Smith Trade mark. It's meant to replicate or represent the old manner of hanging a banner from a pike shaft. ~Fred
  8. treeguyfred

    My Son's Metal Detecting Finds-Any Ideas

    Finding the cartridge is cool AF! congrats! ~Fred
  9. treeguyfred

    D.H. SMITH YONKERS, NEW YORK CODD

    @ROBBYBOBBY64 Nice item there Robby! I dug mine up in Yonkers many years ago. The Smith embossing like that occurs on almost all their bottles. Thanks for posting! ~Fred
  10. treeguyfred

    Long time coming.

    Hey @sandchip that is a saweeeet group! Love it! It seams that those tall narrow whiskeys were west coast most often... well, I havent seen any east coast like that. I thank you for posting the story and pics! ~Fred
  11. treeguyfred

    New to the collection

    My buds and I would set all the army guys up and then use a stick to hold a plastic milk quart and light that on fire and drip "napalm" onto them! haha you brought back a 45 year old memory vvvvrrrip vvrrrip vvrrrip!
  12. treeguyfred

    White acl 7up.

    Hey Bob! thank you for again posting this article, it's both very informative and easy reading with great pictures (me likey pictures)! I've read and reread through a few times now and awhile ago. This is the second time it's been posted, that I know of (maybe more). I'm wondering if there is a...
  13. treeguyfred

    Did I just find what I think I found......... At the Goodwill?

    It is a nice one... Almost certainly of English or Irish manufacture. I clearly see the gloppy glass of an applied lip finish. that plus the uneven bottom and shoulder indicates fairly early manufacture 1850's -1870's possibly a dip mold, the last photo shows bumpy glass not the high gloss of a...
  14. treeguyfred

    Hello!

    Welcome @Cano to the forum. Wow what a move from FLA to NYC (usually folks do the opposite, LOL) Brooklyn has some really amazing bottles to find! I might even have a couple here in N.J..... I'll look when a moment is available. ~Fred
  15. treeguyfred

    Question about digging a privy

    This is sweet find tony!
  16. treeguyfred

    Question about digging a privy

    Hello @Walker1200 great topic question and terrific advice from one of our more currently active digging members Leon! Just a bit of caution and a question... are there service and or pole to pole wires on these utility poles? if so, please be exceptionally careful to not drastically undermine...
  17. treeguyfred

    Half a Coke Bottle, $500?

    Haha... i wonder if he charges extra for the dirt that he can't be bothered to clean out! ...what mook! I have plenty of bottles that I've found broken in varying degrees that I kept because of scarcity or design or color. But I take the time to clean them appropriately and of course carefully...
  18. treeguyfred

    Ghost Labels

    Bruh, I'm always, ALWAYS glad to find a local with anything...and that one is cool af ~Fred @logan.the.collector
  19. treeguyfred

    Ghost Labels

    Nice and clean example there! it's more than likely a combination of things happening. ~first, as I understand it, there is some acidity in the paint used to apply the logo and advertising on the bottle. ~ second the ground may also have a high acidity level (possibly tannic acid from evergreens...
  20. treeguyfred

    Burns (Detective Agency)

    @Dcravosa nice milk bottle with a cool connection! Thank you for sharing the pic and the info! ~Fred

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