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    Researching Common finds: Historic Lamps, pottery, bricks etc...

    Here are a few good links for investigating various common (non-bottle) digging finds. For lamps, kerosene heaters etc...: http://www.milesstair.com/ http://www.earlycat.com/ https://artoluys.com/index.php/en/ http://www.aladdinlamps.info/index.htm...
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    New member first post on my findings from digging the last few weeks

    Nice beers. I always love digging pieces of local history. You can learn a lot about your city from this hobby!
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    Looking for digs in Maine?

    I would certainly be interested in digging in Maine. I am from NY, but my Family is from Cape Ann, Mass, which I visit several times a year. I am a huge proponent of Moxie, the undisputed king of soft drinks! Moxie was popular in NY 100 years ago, although I have never found a complete bottle...
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    Stoneware Ginger Beer Bottle - Buchan Portobello Pottery

    I would recommend duco-cement for many bottle-fixes.
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    Does anyone have photos of NYC area porcelain stoppers? I'm trying to document as many as possible.

    Post photos of your NY area porcelain stoppers I already have photos of the following (but post them anyway in case there are multiple addresses or versions.) Obermeyer & Liebmann A. Krumenaker Jacob Ruppert Hobby Bottling Co., Mt. Vernon The Deer Park Brewing Co., Port Jervis, N. Y. Briarcliff...
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    Antique Misc Bottles From Rikers Island NY

    What does the blue/aqua blob-top bottle say? I don't mean the part that says "This Bottle Not To Be Sold"... Is there any embossed writing or designs?
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    Bruckner Bros. Successors To Stephen Garland - Early 1890's Blob Top

    Great find!! I've found some of the U-NO-US bottles from Bruckner Beverages Inc., very cool to see their earlier products.
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    D.H. SMITH YONKERS, NEW YORK CODD

    I'd forgotten that there was a codd of D. H. Smith! I've found several D. H. Smiths, but only recently I found what I believe is part of that type of bottle. I imagined that it must belong to a blob ginger-ale bottle, but now that I see the shoulder area I see that it is clearly a codd. Very...
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    Common bottle list

    As someone who is interested in history, I'm personally interested in seeing variations in bottles over time. This means that the most frequent (& worthless) bottles are the best ones to demonstrate changes over many years. If you find a hoard of worthless jars, jot down the makers marks...

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