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  1. UnderMiner

    Blob-Top Trifecta (May 2nd 2023)

    Went back to the 1910-capped clay pit bottle dump that I have been extensively excavating since January. It is very difficult digging but the trade off is the bottles often come out in great condition. In about two hours of digging I recovered three blob-top beer bottles, one tooled lip med, and...
  2. Typical Dig

    Typical Dig

    This is what the finds from one of my typical digs look like. Most bottles date from the 1910's-1920's. It is difficult to break through to the 19th century, as I'm sure most of us already know the mass production of the early 20th century lead to alot of cheap and disposable glass.
  3. PorkDaSnork

    Hudnut

    hey found a Richard Hudnut New York bottle. what’s the value, and who made the bottle? no chips or cracks btw.
  4. PorkDaSnork

    The finds of one dump I’ve been working on for many years.

    Pic one and 2 are embossed Pic 3 is blank bottles. Pics 4 and 5 are metal and plaster bottles. Metal 2 are shaving stIcks, larger plaster bottle is cheese, smaller plaster is blank. have also found a multitude of items including a Diamond Jubilee pin from 1927, a spoon, a knife, a toy...

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