Help with ID?

[Matt halliday]

Hello all, I am new to the bottle digging and finding altho i have found a few while fishing and exploring. I live in Ontario about an hr away from Ottawa. Im wondering if anyone can tell me a little more about some of these bottles that have come out of my local rivers.

 

[Matt halliday]

Sorry they haven't been cleaned yet.

 

[planeguy2]

From what I can tell the majority of them are not machine made.


Also this looks like what is on the 5th picture.

 

[Matt halliday]

From what I can tell the majority of them are not machine made.


Also this looks like what is on the 5th picture.View attachment 211120

Thank you for your info. It really helps.

 

[Bohdan]

Easier - a lot easier if they're clean !

 

[Matt halliday]

Easier - a lot easier if they're clean !

On the list of things to do lol

 

[Huntindog]

Your O inside the diamond could be an early Owens Illinois trade mark. (1929)

 

[PorkDaSnork]

Unfortunately, if they aren’t embossed with the product name they’re really hard to identify. You can identify the bottle maker if it’s machine made and sometimes you can know what they held (beer bottles look different from medicine bottles). The only one I have a sort of clue about is the one that says Contents: 2 FL OZ would likely be medicine.

that being said those are some nice bottles. Even better, they’re Canadian!
~~~~PorkDaSnork

 

[Bohdan]

On the list of things to do lol

Why wouldn't you have put "Post pics after washing" on the list of things to do?

 

[Bohdan]

lol