Search results

Welcome to our Antique Bottle community

Be a part of something great, join today!

Register Log in
  1. American

    Dream Dig: Barrel bitters dug from an incredible dump!

    Thanks for sharing the great dig!
  2. American

    Medicine bottle

    Anyone else have the little 3" cylindrical sample with the same embossing? It's one of those bottles that doesn't belong in my collection
  3. American

    Tumbler

    Unfortunately you will have to buy the cannisters and the ends that hold the bottles unless they come with the tumbler. The other investment is enough copper pellets which is no joke these days. I just assessed the weight and price of my copper and it's about $700 alone. The chemicals are...
  4. American

    NEW ADDITIONS FROM THE PAST WEEK

    The clear Casper's is scarcer than the cobalt. Talked to a Casper's guy at the JAX show who said there is at least one amber that he knows about.
  5. American

    Speed Kills, Milk Bottle.

    I've always been a kind of old milk bottle kind of guy. I remember being excited as a teenager when I dug up local "round" milk bottles, so I was kind of saddened to see Ralph Finch's editorial in the recent AB&GC where he said milk bottles, barber bottles, and others that used to be...
  6. American

    The Indians Panacea

    Beautiful
  7. American

    You think this half post, broken swirl mid-western flask is a reproduction? I bought it from a...

    You think this half post, broken swirl mid-western flask is a reproduction? I bought it from a Norman Heckler auction and I have already moved it out of my collection. It's amazing how the age matting on the base was reproduced. Should I get with Norman Heckler and tell him he sells fakes, or...
    • American
    • Profile post comment
  8. American

    10 sided base & slug plate questions

    I have seen mug bases on 1850's pontiled sodas all the way to 1900's Hutches
  9. American

    10 sided base & slug plate questions

    That base is called a "mug base"
  10. American

    Some Stuff

    Tightening shoe laces
  11. American

    Hello from Frederick MD

    You should go visit the site of the Amelung Glass Factory which is in your neighborhood. One of the most historical places for antique glass collectors in America
  12. American

    Bought this today from a local Goodwill

    The biggest clue, already mentioned, is that the bottle is machine made. There are other clues, like that is not a seal, its part of the mold, as was made unreadably blurry on purpose. Bottles like this can be found at the dollar store
  13. American

    Cleaning out a shelf of stuff - should I throw these out?

    I guess it sounds obnoxious, but I was trying to be realistic. You never really know how your tone is taken when you write something.
  14. American

    Cleaning out a shelf of stuff - should I throw these out?

    If you use some perspective you might understand. The population of the US in 1776 was 3 million and hundreds of bottles were blown every day. The population of these machine made bottles was 130 million. Hundreds of MILLIONS of bottles were pressed out by electrified automatic bottle making...
  15. American

    Paterson NJ 1/2 gallon script jugs

    That's impressive. How long did it take to gather all these together? Looks like a lifetime!
  16. American

    Cleaning out a shelf of stuff - should I throw these out?

    I agree. Don't throw them away. Do something good for the environment and put them in the recycle bin. They won't be worth anything in a thousand years.
  17. American

    Gin Bottle with Asterisk on bottom

    Most of us probably bought one when we first started collecting, tried to sell it and then ended up giving it away.
  18. American

    Am I missing something here?

    I definitely gave up selling on eBay, but I keep flagellating myself by pouring over the offerings hoping to find something decent to BID on. I don't mind a bidding war, I mind seeing the same bottles up at ten times the retail value. Some of these bottles are going on TWO YEARS, because eBay...
  19. American

    Need a price estimate.

    An amber round embossed milk used to be worth a lot more than $20, what happened?
  20. American

    Curious about Ebay

    No, it costs nothing if your item does not sell. You can just hit a button and relist it for another seven days and if it doesn't sell you can do it again and pay nothing. Ground Hog day. Buyers have to plow through hundreds of these listings that they have seen a hundred times. It used to...

Latest posts

Members online

No members online now.
Total: 361 (members: 2, guests: 359)

Latest threads

Forum statistics

Threads
83,394
Messages
744,087
Members
24,432
Latest member
mistymad28

Share this page

Top