Photos of Fall/Winter bottles & stoneware dug

[Flaschenjager]

Hi all -
I took some photos today of some items to put on eBay and then grouped together some recently dug bottles for everyone to see. Some are common and others are rare (locally). Sorry, but some of these are mentioned or pictured in a previous post of mine. I'll try to give a bit of the embossing of each.

Left back: A handled jug, 1 gal. crock, aqua BUCKHORN / LITHIA WATER
Front: 3 sided amber POISON, amber HICKS' CAPUDINE / FOR HEADACHES, blue CHELF'S / CELERY-CAFFEIN / COMP'D / CHELF CHEM. CO. / RICHMOND, VA. (locally common), amber hexagon middle S & D (<--abbrev.) / BALTIMORE, MD., small mustard or cream crock, lastly a blue TRADE EVERLASTING MARK / BLACK DYE / BALTIMORE, MD. (a bit common).

 

[Flaschenjager]

This photo from left: light aqua 8 sided pre Pepsi:Cola TAKA KOLA / CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA., clear/grey BLUE BIRD / GINGER ALE, ice blue E. A. BAIN / PETERSBURG / VA. (common locally), 7 up green NU-ICY / RICHMOND, VA., citron LIMO-COLA / RICHMOND, VA., BEAUFONT LITHIA COMPANY RICHMOND, VA. (slugplate is hard to find), amber 5 oz. JUGO de PINA (?), aqua DR. KILMER'S SWAMP ROOT... (pretty darn common), and finally an aqua 8 sided SCHENCK'S / SYRUP/ PHILDa.

 

[madman]

wow very very nice!!!!!

 

[Flaschenjager]

This one begins with bottle on it's back: USE DILL'S / FLAVORING EXTRACTS, then a couple of SPARTAN DRUGS / SPARTAN EXTRACTS, next a LUM BROS. / IS THE PLACE, next is PREPARED ONLY BY / DR. J. PARKER PRAY / AMERICA'S FIRST MANICURE / NEW YORK, U.S.A. (with ground stopper and monogram), one pint WALNUT HILL DAIRY / W.Y. SLATER (damaged but very rare locally), next and very small in front is a PRO-PHY-TOL / FOR THE / MOUTH / TEETH / GUMS (it's from Richmond, Va. and not common in this size), quart milk PETERSBURG DAIRY (common), 1/2 pt. milk EMBASSY (DC and common), next is a druggist MARTIN'S PHARMACY / CHESTER, PA. ...(any ideas???), and finally an ink EDISON / FOUNTAIN PEN INK / PETERSBURG, VA. (very rare and hard to come by local ink).

 

[Flaschenjager]

Thanks madman!
Here's a close up of the ink and of course there were other bottles dug, but not pictured. These are some of the prettier and interesting ones. There's more out there waiting to be recovered, I'm sure. Happy digging to all.