A Tenn. Country Physician , his Pharmacy , and a roadside bottle dump.

[hemihampton]

My Mistake, I started typing but then left to watch the news for a few minutes, then came back to finish typing. by then you posted pics I was not aware of. LEON.

 

[hemihampton]

I've never seen a Tombstone slugplate on anything but a Hutchinson/Hutch bottle before & wondered if they came on non hutch bottles? Hmmmmm, Interesting.LEON.

 

[CreekWalker]

I'll have more on tomorrow, getting late. Last is amber Diehl and Lord, with an old Memphis soda, a Heinrich , cast aside, during the horse and buggy days, found about 100 miles from Memphis.

 

[CreekWalker]

Yes it does! Stepped on it, flush in the bottom and saw the blob top, so I dug it out, sort of a uncommon marking, although the brand is found often in Memphis.

 

[CreekWalker]

It's the oldest soda , so far, a heart stopper , really! I like the color of this green soda, marked with a 3 only.

 

[CreekWalker]

Found several Dr. Bull's flasks, most broke, this one has a busted shoulder, 1880's patent dates.

 

[CanadianBottles]

That squat soda is beautiful! I wonder if it's a late throw or you're into an older part of the dump. If you've got a dump from the 1870s you've got a really good site. Those early 20th century sodas are nice as well, especially the amber one. Looks like a site with some great potential!

 

[CreekWalker]

Looks like it could be. Here's some meds, thats not broke, most were slick, but got a couple of sample bottles.

 

[CreekWalker]

Here's a three inch long, DR. KILMER'S SWAMP ROOT KIDNEY CURE BINGHAMPTON , N.Y. Has 20 on the base.

 

[CreekWalker]

And a 3 inch long, S.B. CARPENTER, DRUGGIST & PHARMACIST, HELENA ARK. , marked W.T. & Co. , a good old American glass maker.