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  1. UnderMiner

    Edgar Breffit & Co. Jar - Applied Lip (1880's)

    Found this old jar under the mud today. It is marked "E B & Co" on the bottom which stands for "Edgar Breffit & Company". The company used this name and abbreviation between 1880-1884. In 1884 E B & Co became a limited liability company and their name changed to "Edgar Breffit & Company...
  2. UnderMiner

    Blobs, Meds, Stoneware, Whistle, etc. (May 7th 2023)

    These are all finds from a dig I conducted yestersay, May 7th 2023: The large bottles include: 1. Tooled blob C. V. Garrison Flushing L.I. made by the Karl Hutter bottling works in 1908. 2. Tooled blob amber bottle, no markings. 3. Machine-made Artic Fruit Juice Co. Norfolk Va. 4...
  3. UnderMiner

    Pat. 1858 Mason's Jar (May 5th 2023)

    Was digging in the 1924-capped landfill today and found a Pat. Nov. 30th 1858 Mason's Jar with a grounded lip. This is my first jar of this type! So excited! Interestingly I also found a 1910 V nickle next to the jar. I need to bring my metal detector to see if there are any more coins...
  4. UnderMiner

    Mini Blob: Broe & Gorman, Cannington Shaw & Co. Jar, and Hallock's Fruit Extract

    Found these bottles over the last 48 hours. Today's find was a cute mini blob-top bottle for Broe & Gorman. In situ: After a quick rinse in the water: Now it's on display on the second level shelf: If anyone has any information about this company please feel free to share, thanks :D...
  5. 1880s vaseline jar

    1880s vaseline jar

    Cheseborough Vaseline jar it has bubbles in glass all around it I did some research I found it's from 1880's this is the oldest find so far for me since I started digging 5 years ago.
  6. Whiskey Jug

    Whiskey Jug

    A collection of 1910's-era finds from one of my digs. Included are a stoneware whiskey jug, Dundee Marmalade jar, and a tooled blob glass beer bottle.
  7. Crown Perfumery

    Crown Perfumery

    Tooled lip. Made in London. Late 1910's - early 1920's.
  8. 1900's H. J. Heinz Trieste Mustard Bottle (6)

    1900's H. J. Heinz Trieste Mustard Bottle (6)

    Year Made: 1903 - 1906 Glassmaker: H.J.Heinz Glass Company, Sharpsburg, PA Color: clear Product: Trieste mustard Bottler: H.J. Heinz Company Volume: 5 fluid ounces Height: 4 1/2 inches Weight: 5.9 ounces Diameter: 2 1/4 inches Seams: 2 seams stop below lip Label Type: paper Closure: metal cap
  9. 1900's H. J. Heinz Trieste Mustard Bottle (5)

    1900's H. J. Heinz Trieste Mustard Bottle (5)

    Year Made: 1903 - 1906 Glassmaker: H.J.Heinz Glass Company, Sharpsburg, PA Color: clear Product: Trieste mustard Bottler: H.J. Heinz Company Volume: 5 fluid ounces Height: 4 1/2 inches Weight: 5.9 ounces Diameter: 2 1/4 inches Seams: 2 seams stop below lip Label Type: paper Closure: metal cap
  10. 1900's H. J. Heinz Trieste Mustard Bottle (4)

    1900's H. J. Heinz Trieste Mustard Bottle (4)

    Year Made: 1903 - 1906 Glassmaker: H.J.Heinz Glass Company, Sharpsburg, PA Color: clear Product: Trieste mustard Bottler: H.J. Heinz Company Volume: 5 fluid ounces Height: 4 1/2 inches Weight: 5.9 ounces Diameter: 2 1/4 inches Seams: 2 seams stop below lip Label Type: paper Closure: metal cap
  11. 1900's H. J. Heinz Trieste Mustard Bottle (3)

    1900's H. J. Heinz Trieste Mustard Bottle (3)

    Year Made: 1903 - 1906 Glassmaker: H.J.Heinz Glass Company, Sharpsburg, PA Color: clear Product: Trieste mustard Bottler: H.J. Heinz Company Volume: 5 fluid ounces Height: 4 1/2 inches Weight: 5.9 ounces Diameter: 2 1/4 inches Seams: 2 seams stop below lip Label Type: paper Closure: metal cap
  12. 1900's H. J. Heinz Trieste Mustard Bottle (2)

    1900's H. J. Heinz Trieste Mustard Bottle (2)

    Year Made: 1903 - 1906 Glassmaker: H.J.Heinz Glass Company, Sharpsburg, PA Color: clear Product: Trieste mustard Bottler: H.J. Heinz Company Volume: 5 fluid ounces Height: 4 1/2 inches Weight: 5.9 ounces Diameter: 2 1/4 inches Seams: 2 seams stop below lip Label Type: paper Closure: metal cap
  13. 1900's H. J. Heinz Trieste Mustard Bottle (1)

    1900's H. J. Heinz Trieste Mustard Bottle (1)

    Year Made: 1903 - 1906 Glassmaker: H.J.Heinz Glass Company, Sharpsburg, PA Color: clear Product: Trieste mustard Bottler: H.J. Heinz Company Volume: 5 fluid ounces Height: 4 1/2 inches Weight: 5.9 ounces Diameter: 2 1/4 inches Seams: 2 seams stop below lip Label Type: paper Closure: metal cap
  14. FreeRangeAsparagus

    Charles River 6/8/20

    I went back to my usual spot hoping the water would be clearer. It was sort of. Clarity went from 6 inches to about 1.5 feet. I had mediocre finds the whole time until I was swimming back to get out. Then I pulled 4 bottles and a jar from the same spot. Here's the haul. This was everything I...
  15. bballmes20

    How much could this be worth?

    . I recently came across this beautiful intact Vaseline jar on a recent dig. I'm pretty new to bottle digging and was wondering if anyone could tell me what this could be worth? Thanks!
  16. N

    WTS THE ECLIPSE amber jar

    Found this jar. After getting help from others on this site, I believe it to be a wax sealing jar missing it's lid and bail. The lip may be a tooling flaw as it is smooth to the touch. There are several bubbles in the glass. Two that are large: 1-1/8"x 2/8" oval, and one 1-1/4" x 1' that...
  17. DavidW

    Is this Ball Perfect Mason pint jar, "SCA" or "NUKED"?

    I am posting this for someone else......calling all BALL PERFECT MASON specialists and collectors.........is this a case of SCA (naturally darkened by the sun) or a case of Irradiation? (I say nuked, but not a serious collector of these).... The owner says the color is much fainter (closer to...
  18. D

    Bowkers insecticide stoneware with lid...

    I recently acquired this,seen some similar but non with this particular label. Any input as to its value?
  19. B

    Help Identify this Bottle please!!

    What is it/was it used for? What's the crest? Is it valuable? I'm thinking some sort of old Crown Royal bottle(due to the crest) but I'm probably off base.. Any help is appreciated!
  20. I

    Early James Keiller Marmalade Jar?

    Hi Folks, New member here. I’m trying to figure out the date of this Keiller Marmalade jar. I can’t find any similar ones online. From my research I discovered that the company was established in 1797 and became “James Keiller and Sons” in 1828. Does the fact that “and sons” is missing from my...

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