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Back to the Dump
After reading that the road to my favorite place was on the verge of opening (it closes for the winter due to snow) I decided to make the almost 400 mile journey back up the hill to see what things looked like. My timing was perfect as the highway that leads to the road that leads to this...- f1addict
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The (NON) Keepers
I'm curiuos. I've been reading here about what makes the cut and what doesn't but I've often been surprised by what's left behind. I saw that Matt left more than he took when he left his most recent dig in Thermos ® glass hell. I'm sure it's just because you know your bottles, you know...- f1addict
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Information Needed
On our last trip up to the dump we managed to find our first intact amber. While I suspect this one isn't particularly old, I'm not sure. It's missing the usual pre-pro (or was it post-pro) Federal Government re-use or resale embossing so I'm not sure. It was at the bottom of the pit, nestled...- f1addict
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Ink Bottle?
This bottle has been in my family for over 30 years. It was originally dug by my mother at a dump here in Southern California, all that she remembers is that it was near a river. I was curious if anyone here could confirm that it is indeed an ink bottle and any other information you may...- f1addict
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Mine Dump
Hey folks. I feel bad for posting over a month ago and then just disappearing like that. I check in here frequently to read about all the great stuff everyone is finding but just haven't had the time to update. You may recall that back in early August I introduced myself and mentioned that I...- f1addict
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nOObie
A quick background. When I was young I spent my summers with my grandfather in the mountains. I met many people there, including a girl named Kimberly, who's grandparents owned the cafe at the lake where Grandpa and I spent most of our time. Kimberly and I had many adventures, one of them was...- f1addict
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