Fox Brothers Norfolk, VA

[andy volkerts]

I suppose that it could be a liquor, the South Carolina state liquor bottles have a bottle that kinda looks like that maybe a bit taller but otherwise pretty much the same. They are the ones with the palm trees on em.........Andy

 

[johnmhamilton]

I finally have some time to post more photos of my creek finds as promised. I'll start with my black glass. These are the only two complete black glass bottles I have found to date and don't know very much about them yet. Black glass #1 [attachment=20150901_170332.jpg] [attachment=20150901_170620.jpg] [attachment=20150901_170809.jpg]continued on next post...

 

[johnmhamilton]

black glass #2[attachment=20150901_171032.jpg] [attachment=20150901_171149.jpg][attachment=20150901_171222.jpg]continued on next post...

 

[johnmhamilton]

My oldest SS double dot pepsi cola bottle from Fayetteville, NC. Thought it was odd that to find a crown top bottle with a cork stuck inside.[attachment=20150901_173818.jpg] [attachment=20150901_173849.jpg] [attachment=20150901_173920.jpg]continued on next post...

 

[johnmhamilton]

Not sure if this is a soda or a beer. Bottle is embossed with City Bottling Works/Tiffon O. on the front and W. Mc C & Co. on the base of the back.[attachment=20150901_165705.jpg] [attachment=20150901_165739.jpg] [attachment=20150901_165806.jpg]continued on next post...

 

[johnmhamilton]

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[johnmhamilton]

My only ginger beer bottle that has no markings at all.[attachment=20150901_172237.jpg] [attachment=20150901_172346.jpg]continued on next post...

 

[johnmhamilton]

I believe this is a New York beer bottle. It is embossed S. Liebmann’s Sons Brewing Co/SLS/Registered on the front of the bottle.[attachment=20150901_172717.jpg] [attachment=20150901_172937.jpg]continued on next post...

 

[johnmhamilton]

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[johnmhamilton]

Here are a couple of my non-bottle finds to finish up for now.1. 1920's condum tin from the 3 Merry Witches company.[attachment=20150901_185734.jpg] 2. Sterling silver container from Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, Rhode Island (match safe or snuff can?). Based on the hallmarks it was made sometime after 1900.[attachment=20150901_184155.jpg] [attachment=20150901_184056.jpg]continued on next post...