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  1. embe

    Portholes From a Shipwreck

    Hope you remember the spot! With changing tides I could see it being difficult to find again once portholes taken off surface.
  2. embe

    New member first post on my findings from digging the last few weeks

    Nice embossing and cleaned up nice too!
  3. embe

    Nesbitt's Orange of Canada ltd - Ottawa 10 oz bottle

    Nice save
  4. embe

    Found this Oddball Ink Well.

    Cool. Something to be said about the quality of the pigment after so many years. Is it normal for the hole to go thru?
  5. embe

    Cookeville, TN Coke Dig

    Cool, would have been nice to at least get one whole one. the embossing is cool in itself
  6. embe

    Finally Got a Perfection Gingerale!

    Interesting, can't say I've heard or seen one before
  7. embe

    Lindsay Soda Water Works ( Ontario )

    I thought I had one to help the cause. Close but no cigar
  8. embe

    Easy day at work so figured I would share.

    Cool, was just down in that area a couple weeks ago. How old you figure that one is?
  9. embe

    Lindsay Soda Water Works ( Ontario )

    Now I'm curious if the crate ever got filled?
  10. embe

    Not a bottle

    looks like it's still got lots of life in it
  11. embe

    Old coke can washed up on beach

    Plot thickens, found another one today. Must be later than the 60's then? (Was surfing even a term before that)
  12. embe

    Bottle repairs.

    Nice results. I like your 'clamping' method. Good idea
  13. embe

    Wm. T. Allen Paterson 3 backward N’s

    At least they're consistent with their mistakes. lol side note: I get messed up if I'm trying to thread something under a sink while using a mirror. My brain couldn't get around it. Had to rely on muscle memory
  14. embe

    My first straight sided Coke

    No town embossed (Canadian). Found it at a collectible show today.
  15. embe

    My first straight sided Coke

    Seen them before but never held one in my hand. Glad to add this to my collection today.
  16. embe

    ID on a clay/ceramic marble

    Media mills - typically a large cylinder filled with these balls and a product you're trying to size reduce...say like a lumpy pigment or other powder. The cylinder rotates and the balls break up the lumps through contact and attrition. Over time the balls wear out (become out of round) and...
  17. embe

    ID on a clay/ceramic marble

    Appear to be mill balls of some type based on shape/wear pattern
  18. embe

    What are these?

    Hollow? Maybe ingots or some type of glass form that made it to this point but never finished. I don't know enough about blow in mold bottles, or light bulb production but thinking about something along those lines.
  19. embe

    Old marbles

    Generally speaking, the old German Handmade marbles are most valuable.
  20. embe

    Bottle collecting for over 50 years and cannot ID this one

    Does it upright itself if tipped over?

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