Post your best Heartbreaker of 2010

[morbious_fod]

This is my worst crier of 2010 on so many levels. This is the first STONE MOUNTAIN BOTTLING CO. Norton, VA non standardized 12oz bottle I have ever seen, and unfortunately the neck is gone and a huge crack down the side, but like the Norton, VA 6 star Coca Cola bottle, and the Kingsport Bottling Works of Kingsport, Tenn. bottle I have dug, it sits in my collection until I can find another.

 

[toddrandolph]

From the Laboratories of G.W. Merchant Chemist Lockport NY. I know it's not rare and doesn't compare to some of the other postings here, but I have always liked these. Could not find the top anywhere in the dump. I got some decent stuff out of this dump but of course all the good stuff was broken including some pontils.

 

[toddrandolph]

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[David Fertig]

Best of the worst for me. Captain Bragg on one side. George Washington on the other. Light cobalt blue. OP. Last one sold at auction brought $12K.

Privy was dipped save for the last foot-and-a-half. Other pieces must have gone on the honey wagon along with the top to a good local beer that I dug in this pit. Now - if only I could find where they dumped that cart!

Guess if this was easy, everyone'd be doin' it.

Dave

 

[beendiggin]

Eagle / Cornucopia flask that I dug in the Spring.

 

[deacon_frost]

oh the pain all over again[]everything in this hole that we dug twice(rain out the first time at 4-6 feet) was broken except two marbles and one small bottle with crude measurments on it

 

[deacon_frost]

one more not to valuable( i think ) but would loved for it to have been whole

 

[PrivyCheese]

Not all this was dug in 2010..the heartbreak for me was the Corn For the World (yellow)

 

[PrivyCheese]

Want to talk about heart break....This picture was taken from another thread. They belong to Chris Rowell (BaltBottles)

 

[Rockhounder55]

Here's mine. It not a bottle, but an insulator. I hope that doesn't get me banned from here for life. [] Anyway, I don't know how rare it is. Others on here could tell me for sure, but I've never seen one like it. I believe it's a CD 196. ~Mike