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[logueb]

Even though it's an ABM, I always liked the Mexican Mustang Liniment bottles.

 

[logueb]

Thanks for looking.

 

[logueb]

From the 20s to 30s layer. Part of a red rubber tire. I could find nothing on red rubber tires.

 

[logueb]

Chevy hubcap. Probably 30s.

 

[mr.fred]

Looking better and better Buster-------i dug 3 Pitchers this summer----better than nothing------keep up the Dig[]-----------------------Fred.

 

[ncbred]

Only thing I could find about red rubber tires....

http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=66&dat=19140322&id=YaIkAAAAIBAJ&sjid=2CcDAAAAIBAJ&pg=6256,253723

 

[lexdigger]

That green bottle could also be a mineral water. We dig them like that occasionally with partial lables. The ones we dig are usually Blue Licks Spring Water. They look older, but always seem to turn up on TOC and Teens digs. Looks like a fun dump to play in!

 

[cobaltbot]

I've also heard them attributed to ginger ale.

 

[logueb]

Thanks Mr. Fred. I throw anything into the bucket that is embossed.

Thanks NC. That's the type info I was looking for. Nothing of great value is coming out of this dump. It's close to home and it's always something different with each dig.

Thanks Lexdigger and Cobalt for looking. This section of town was started around 1870. I'm thinking that this section of the dump was started around 1900 at the earliest.

 

[ncbred]

Those sodas would be enough to keep me digging. Did you ever finish that dump at the train trestle?