Back at the dump

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Back in 2005, I posted a few digs called Honey Hole under the name BOTLDGR03. With all the older dumps petering out, I decided to give it another try. I sift all my dirt, so for you bottles only this post may not interest you as much. The ivy was terrible, mosquitoes whining, and the temps were in the low 90's. My wife is highly allergic to poison ivy, so I have to dig with thin coveralls. Talk about brutal. Managed to find a few keepers, plenty of smalls, and 2 crier shards.

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More smalls. Doll parts, marbles, fobs, & stoneware tops.

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Some stoppers, cut glass shaker with shell insert, Bromo's, and a few tiny bim slicks.

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Weir stoneware lid, thimble, ring, coins, tokens, cut black glass piece.

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Joe recently found a Texas hutch in Pa. Here is a little Pa. drugstore I dug here in Texas. It is embossed / J. W. Cassel / Pharmacist / 50th & Osage Aves. Phila. Sorry for the blurry photo.

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Here is a nice local / Oak Cliff Pharmacy / Gordon & Donald / Oak Cliff, Tex.

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Here is the little cut glass shaker w/ shell insert.

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I always enjoy digging bottles that I haven't dug before. This is one of those bottles. It is an amber bim cylinder embossed / JNO. T. MILLIKEN & CO. This bottle is supposed to have LACTROSE arched on top and ST. LOUIS, MO. on the bottom which have all been peened out.

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Pretty cool DR. PEPPER watch fob.

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Here is one of those crier shards. Found the top as well this piece.

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