My backyard must have been a late 1800s to 1900s dump site

[Jonnyutah777]

I'm new here, but have alot of old bottles with some knowledge, but not much, I'm more of a coin and precious metals kind of guy, but I love anything old of value and with no value. I have alot of old bottles, some somewhat melted, some not, but all are whole, i even have some with the tops on them, and some medicine bottles with the medicine dropper still in them,some marbles, coke bottles, almost anything I can think of. Here is a pic of bottles and other things I found just yesterday, and a rock thats looks alot like a petrified turtle. Any knowledge and info would be appreciated. Thanks and GOD bless.

 

[hemihampton]

From the pic looks like common 1920's-30's stuff. Some stuff from this period is collectible with value. Welcome to the site. LEON.

 

[ROBBYBOBBY64]

Amber coke is nice. I wish i had a dup close by. Seems the longer i do this the futher i have to travel to get to a new site i have not combed thru. A dump in my backyard...talk about working from home!

 

[hemihampton]

I don't think they ever made a hobbleskirt Coke in Amber, gotta be dirty? LEON.

 

[Jonnyutah777]

The coke bottle is dirty, they all are, haven't got around to cleaning them yet, I found all those in the pic yesterday

 

[RCO]

alot of back yards were dump sites especially in rural areas if there was no where else to put the stuff or it was more convenient

 

[ROBBYBOBBY64]

I don't think they ever made a hobbleskirt Coke in Amber, gotta be dirty? LEON.

They did but mostly in the south.

 

[ROBBYBOBBY64]

I know they made experimental amber cokes to see if it extended the life of the product. I was told they did make some amber hobble skirts but they were only in the south and southwest usa. Maybe part of the experiment. I also could have been an irradiated.

 

[ROBBYBOBBY64]

Who knows?

 

[ROBBYBOBBY64]

I also turn amber when irradiated. Lol!