First bottle site - over 150 bottle so far!

[UncleBruce]

Your bottle looks like an older MILK OF MAGNESIA bottle.

 

[RelicRaker]

Cool finds! Depression Era dumps always seem to have a nice mix of closure styles.

 

[NC btl-dvr]

Maryland glass bottle. Might have been a bromo bottle, I don’t know enough to be sure. Good sha.org article to review and a similar but older bottle on worthpoint.

https://sha.org/bottle/pdffiles/Bromo-Seltzer.pdf

Antique Maryland Glass 10" Cobalt Blue Bottle circa 1935 | #1967045984

Condition is a bit rough (see photos). Several stains but no chips in glass. No lid. Has R.D. No. 35 along with an M with a circle around it, and Design Pat. 97178 embossed on the bottom. Bottle i

www.worthpoint.com

Probably a "Milk of Magnesia" bottle

 

[Gramr]

Nice spot! Find the outhouse location you may find some interesting things. It'll have long since decomposed. Amazing what gets lost/disposed of in them. Worth the dig.

 

[buriedtreasuretime]

sometimes there is old maps in local history books or old topographical maps will show what buildings existed there at a certain point in time although often those are from the 50's or 60's

Sanborn maps for sanitary( outhouse locations).


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[ccpe]

Sanborn maps for sanitary( outhouse locations).


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I'll look into that for the area. I might try the county vaults to look for early locations. There has been people living in the area since well before the civil war. I would love to find anything that early.