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  1. Treasurehunter

    E.Hartshorn & Sons

    Thank ya!
  2. Treasurehunter

    E.Hartshorn & Sons

    I think they made medicinal concoctions, one I saw was for getting rid of worms.
  3. Treasurehunter

    E.Hartshorn & Sons

    Dug this up in the rain today, 1890’s? I can’t find any that are exactly this variation. Any other info would be greatly appreciated as well. Seams stop a little over halfway up the neck.
  4. Treasurehunter

    Arevthese worth digging?

    If you like em, they’re worth digging! Reguardless of value
  5. Treasurehunter

    Bayer containers

    I found these in a small hillside dump, I’m curious about the one without embossing. Did other companies use this same style or is it definitely a Bayer bottle? I assume it’s older than the others? Any information would be much appreciated.
  6. Treasurehunter

    1930’s tootsietoy

    i love seeing the toys that come outta old dumps, here’s one I dug up a couple days ago. If what I can find is correct this is model no. 117 made from 1935-1936.
  7. Treasurehunter

    F.E. on green bottle

    Anyone know what this bottle held, what F.E. Stands for, and or age?
  8. Treasurehunter

    Bottle embossed Lionel, what did it contain?

    I wondered about that, all my searches for Vintage Lionel bottle just brought up the trains.
  9. Treasurehunter

    Possible soda bottle

    Might be ketchup
  10. Treasurehunter

    Scottish whiskey bottle

    Even with the federal law forbids sale or reuse of this bottle embossing? I thought that was only required after prohibition?
  11. Treasurehunter

    Scottish whiskey bottle

    This George Ballantine & sons bottle is clearly from sometime between 1935-1964, and there’s plenty of info on the company and whiskey. I’m curious about the making of this bottle as it shows some signs that usually I would take to mean it is a bit older, the seams stop just above the shoulder...
  12. Treasurehunter

    Canadian mineral water

    Thank you!
  13. Treasurehunter

    Canadian mineral water

    I live pretty near the Canadian border, found this in a dump a while back. I can find plenty of information on the spring itself but none on the bottle or company that made it. Any info or date range suggestions would be much appreciated.
  14. Treasurehunter

    Medicinal bottle, BBG Co

    Thank you, very much appreciated
  15. Treasurehunter

    How common are ball jars?

    You will definitely find em if you keep digging, I’ve found probably 50 of them In various aged dumps. Good luck!
  16. Treasurehunter

    Tiny cork top

    Very nice, Thanks for sharing
  17. Treasurehunter

    If anyone can help :)

    That’s Halo shampoo from around 1950’s
  18. Treasurehunter

    Medicinal bottle, BBG Co

    Plain medicinal bottle, I’m curious about the company. Any info on the company or a general idea of age would be much appreciated. I thought it was BBC Co but now I think it’s BBG Co. seams stop below the lip.
  19. Treasurehunter

    Tiny cork top

    That’s for sure, do you have a guess as to the age? I was thinking 1890ish
  20. Treasurehunter

    Tiny cork top

    This is the smallest cork top bottle I’ve found, seams go about 2/3 the way up. No markings. Any clues as to what it would have contained?

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