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Victorian Ironstone Found, Repaired and Put Back to Use
I was digging at my 1924-capped landfill last week looking for bottles when I saw the outline of a white ceramic rim appear about 2 feet under the bottom layer of mud. Encased in several layers of compacted newspaper I imagined this artifact could still be in good condition. I took my time and...- UnderMiner
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- bottle ironstone medal porcelain water wwi
- Replies: 7
- Forum: Digging and Finding
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Tooled Seltzer, Ink, Med, etc. (July 9th 2023)
Today's finds (all BIM): From left to right: 1. Richert's Pharmacy 2. Evers-Rehm Co. 419-421-423 E. 24th St. NEW York (In small print: "B.&M. S. CO" Bottler's & Manufacturer's Supply Company of Long Island City, New York, circa 1897-1920). 3. Ink "Fill Only To Here" 4. The little white thing...- UnderMiner
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- bim crown top ink med seltzer tooled torpedo transition water
- Replies: 3
- Forum: Digging and Finding
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Florida Water and Cerevisine (Tooled Bottles)
Today's finds: Florida Water in situ: Cerevisine in situ:- UnderMiner
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- florida tooled water
- Replies: 9
- Forum: Digging and Finding
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Digging a river, anyone else have experience?
I've been digging bottles from the Charles River for a while now. It's been off and on but recently I've ramped it up and gone several times this past week. My questions revolve around the current, clarity, and digging. This part of the Charles is safe to swim but the current is relatively...- FreeRangeAsparagus
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- digging diving marine river water
- Replies: 14
- Forum: Digging and Finding
