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    Bored :-)

    Beautiful colors there and nice collection. Question for ya; what exactly is the spiraled bottle in the 3rd picture? I have one just like it but it is purple. Thanks for being bored and postng those pics. Steve
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    a few odd insulators

    Thanks for the comments and the link. I found a picture of it and it is called a "Fireplug Insulator" These were patented in 1910 by a man named Albert Stadermann. Can anyone give me any more additonal info. Any Value in this piece?? Steve
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    a few finds from last week

    Here's just a few finds from last week digging. I dug my buttt off and found these 3. The one is a pretty good Utah soda, and the other 2 are probably a bit more common. I haven't found out anything about the jar and would appreciate any input. It is embossed Bishop Company on the bottom...
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    a few odd insulators

    Here are a few odd insulators that I don't know anything about. I figured there are insulator experts here that would give me some info. dates, value, types.? I appreciate any help. I sure love this site. Thanks in advance. Steve
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    Bottle show insulators

    Bryan, Was that last post made about my insulators? You mentioned two different types..but actually they are the same. When I found them, I decided to keep the copper wire and wood on one of them. I felt really lucky to find these. I also found two smaller (telegraph) ones at the same time...
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    a couple more

    I hope I'm not posting these in the wrong area. I'm new to this, and am not sure if these are pre-1900. All these bottles were found in Utah in an old mining area. The mines were not big operations, and not many people realize they are even there. First is a Liver Pill bottle. We found this...
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    Bottle show insulators

    Those are really great looking. Why is is that the '2' is embossed so differently. It looks like it was done differently than the other #'s. I have a few that I found with the same style of #2. Here's a picture. I appreciate any info....as that's always puzzled me. I found about 6 of these...
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    any help...THANKS!

    Thanks again. I am learning even more about this bottle and it sure is Fun!! I found this in an old mining area that really was being worked heavily from late 1890's thru about 1910. I think it's hey day was probably early 1900's....1905. I am definitely not a bottle guru; but it's amazing...
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    any help...THANKS!

    thanks for the info and comments. too bad it's not worth more. I'm still looking for that elusive rare and htf bottle. i have been lucky stumbling on bottles that I do have just searching old mining areas. thanks for posting the picture of a lightning stopper too. I didn't even know what...
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    any help...THANKS!

    Hello everyone. I'm new to the board, but plan on being an active member. I live in Utah and went out hunting today and found a goodie! I havne't been able to find anything about it...even googled..but to no avail. All you experts out there i would appreciate some info. I have many other...

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