More surface finds from the school dump.

[Mike in Ohio]

Nothing special, but I had a blast fishing them out of the briar patches. Thanks for looking.

 

[Mike in Ohio]

2 meds and a milk. The milk bottle has " SMDA Springfield, O " on one side and " 3 cents" on the other.

 

[DiggerBryan]

Hello Mike, the 1999 Ohio bottle Club book lists this bottle unfortunately at $2-4. But the book is going on 6 years old and the value of this bottle has gone up a bit. I am also from Ohio and collect bottles. (mainly milk) Do you have any other Ohio milk bottles? Maybe we could go digging or trade sometime. Just a thought.

 

[Mike in Ohio]

Thanks Bryan. Unfortunatly thats the only unbroken milk I've found. There are many different broken ones at my site. Theres got to be more whole ones there somewhere. Come on down and we'll see if we can find them.

 

[TheDiggerBoy91]

3 CENTS FOR MILK??!!! wow.[] I used to not collect milks, but I'm starting to like them more. It stinks, since I found a really nice Fargo Daries from my surface dump, BUT I GAVE IT TO MY UNCLE!!!! Oh well[].

Sorry I haven't been on in a while, no computer for a week because of sucky grades (Sorry 'bout the language) and I was at open-gym last night (With my crush's sister begging me to sing The Who's "My Generation" to her[8|]) But, I'M HERE NOW!!!!![]

 

[towhead]

Hi Mike, I have that same bottle ( the 3rd one-clear one in the first picture. Do you know what that is? Thanks

 

[dukedigsbottles]

nice bottles

 

[nitedigger]

towhead, I am pretty sure the bottle you are asking about is some type of condiment bottle.I have found similar ones embossed "Durkee's salad dressing".It seems like I have even found one that said something about mustard on it but I can't remember for sure. It's a neat bottle,just guessing but I'd say it's worth $2-$3.

 

[towhead]

Thanks NiteDigger-I imagined it to be one of those Baby Bottles that had a plastic bag inside....

 

[Monsonant]

Mike , If the milk says 3 cents , its gotta be kind of scarce and should appeal to non Ohio Collectors . This was a store bottle , it belonged to the store and was marked so to differentiate between it and the regular milks that were delivered to houses by the Milk Man , the 3 cents was the deposit . I dont recall ever seeing a three cent one , generally the deposit was 5 cents . d.e.a.