cobaltbot
Well-Known Member
Another nice one. Some reproduction milks don't have the lip for a cap but if you dug that then its the real deal and an early closure. The purple ones usualy are pretty early for milks. Sometimes there is no two digit number but sometimes it is very faint and hard to see, and sometimes in the middle of the valve? mark on the bottom on either side of a capital letter. There are a lot of New York milks, there might be a book or at a bottle show a milk dealer would probably know about your bottle. With the small size, color, closure, and embossing it could be worth some good bucks but it would be a good one anyway due to the above and that you found it on your place. Love old houses, you may have a privy or two to find bottles in but if you're out in the country they are hard to find and usualy don't contain much as they had other places to dump in like that rock wall dump you found. I'd get or borrow a metal detector and check out your yard at any rate - you might also locate a trash pit with it.