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  1. DouglasFresh1980

    Intracoastal bottle find

    Need help aging this bottle. Any additional info would be greatly appreciated. Also in the third pic if anyone has info on that small bottle I would love to hear it as well. There is no embossing on that small one unfortunately but I figure it must be pretty old. Pictures aren’t coming in...
  2. DouglasFresh1980

    ID help, intracoastal find

    Thanks so much for all the info guys. Enjoy every bit of it, I even like learning about nips....
  3. DouglasFresh1980

    ID help, intracoastal find

    Very small bottle. No embossing on it unfortunately. Any info on timeframe or ID would be greatly appreciated.
  4. DouglasFresh1980

    I’m hoping this is pre-prohibition. Any info greatly appreciated

    It does say on it One US Pint. So i would think they would have to put the federal warning on it if it was during that time period.
  5. DouglasFresh1980

    I’m hoping this is pre-prohibition. Any info greatly appreciated

    Awesome. Thank you so much. Going to research them, I didn’t know where to start.
  6. DouglasFresh1980

    I’m hoping this is pre-prohibition. Any info greatly appreciated

    It doesn’t have the “federal law forbids” on it so I’m hoping it’s before that rather than after.
  7. DouglasFresh1980

    I’m hoping this is pre-prohibition. Any info greatly appreciated

    Found in the intracoastal waterways in FL.
  8. DouglasFresh1980

    3 patent dates 1923-24

    Has 3 patent dates in the bottom, which is odd to me. Any info on what it might of contained or any companies that made bottles like this would be much appreciated.
  9. DouglasFresh1980

    Rumford Chemical Works

    Need help aging this if anyone has a good estimate I’d love to hear. I believe it must be from between 1867-1900. I’m hoping someone can narrow that down with their knowledge. It came along way from Providence, RI to being found by me in New Smyrna Beach intracoastal waters. Any other cool...
  10. DouglasFresh1980

    Intracoastal find ID help. Imperial Bottle.

    Looks like CB&C on the bottom. Imperial bottle. Can’t seem to find much info. Love the color. A greenish blue. Any info will be much appreciated.
  11. DouglasFresh1980

    No clue what this is

    Wow. Thank you so much Harry. I have done a lot of researching and I can’t find anything. Do you have any sources/websites you can share so I can look further. Do you know the name of the company? Thanks so much, you’ve made my night.
  12. DouglasFresh1980

    No clue what this is

    You mentioned time period...do you have a ballpark guess right now? I’ve been doing some research but no luck yet.
  13. DouglasFresh1980

    No clue what this is

    This is near where I found it. Had to do a little photo shoots for her.
  14. DouglasFresh1980

    No clue what this is

    Maybe I was holding it upside down eh? It looks like horseshoes to me dammit lol. I think you are right about it being a pickle jar.
  15. DouglasFresh1980

    No clue what this is

    Any help with this would be much appreciated. I really love the symbols on the bottom. I think it might be a horseshoe and maybe a skull but I’m not sure. I hope this is pre1900. Thanks again for all you guys do on here, I love this forum.
  16. DouglasFresh1980

    ABC M Co Stl ??

    Any help with ID and date range would be so much appreciated. Found today along the shoreline on the intracoastal.
  17. DouglasFresh1980

    G.O. Blake’s Whiskey

    I find it interesting how they decided to spell it whisky instead of whiskey. From what I’ve read I guess it was to pay homage to their Scottish ancestry.
  18. DouglasFresh1980

    G.O. Blake’s Whiskey

    Interesting. Wish I knew how it made its way down here to New Smyrna, FL.
  19. DouglasFresh1980

    G.O. Blake’s Whiskey

    Thanks. Can’t wait to get back in that area during low tide.
  20. DouglasFresh1980

    G.O. Blake’s Whiskey

    So I found this sitting pretty during low tide. At first I thought it was just a plain whiskey bottle, ended up having all kinds of embossing. Did some research but there is not much on G.O. Blake. From what I found Adams &Taylor didn’t put there names on the bottle until the late 1880s. Does...

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