PlaneDiggerCam
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Hello all! Here are some of my finds from some recent adventures...
I stumbled across what I believe to be an old railway dump. Unfortunately it isn't very old, it barely gets to the early 1900s. However I found some good bottles and will be going back in search of local milks as this dump is the right age. Here are my finds, which need more cleaning:
Back from Left to Right:
Old glass piggy bank, Universal Store 5 cent milk, citrate of magnesia with medical staffs, my first sawers bluing, and a world's fair pictorial promotional refrigerator jar "a century of progress 1833-1933".
Front from Left to Right:
Uranium glass shaker, Higgins Ink, bird shaker, a newer bromo, and a milk of magnesia.
A close up of the piggy bank which has a piece broken out of it (other side). The only way to get the money out of these was to break them which explains the damage to this one.
Besides this digging trip I also found a water spot for the warmer months (can't wait!). I noticed pieces of crockery, sodas, meds and more covering the bottom of a river. I was able to get a few of the closer bottles with a stick from the bank:
From left to right:
Vicks jar and two King Westerly R.I. art deco sodas.
Thanks for reading,
PlaneDiggerCam
I stumbled across what I believe to be an old railway dump. Unfortunately it isn't very old, it barely gets to the early 1900s. However I found some good bottles and will be going back in search of local milks as this dump is the right age. Here are my finds, which need more cleaning:
Back from Left to Right:
Old glass piggy bank, Universal Store 5 cent milk, citrate of magnesia with medical staffs, my first sawers bluing, and a world's fair pictorial promotional refrigerator jar "a century of progress 1833-1933".
Front from Left to Right:
Uranium glass shaker, Higgins Ink, bird shaker, a newer bromo, and a milk of magnesia.
A close up of the piggy bank which has a piece broken out of it (other side). The only way to get the money out of these was to break them which explains the damage to this one.
Besides this digging trip I also found a water spot for the warmer months (can't wait!). I noticed pieces of crockery, sodas, meds and more covering the bottom of a river. I was able to get a few of the closer bottles with a stick from the bank:
From left to right:
Vicks jar and two King Westerly R.I. art deco sodas.
Thanks for reading,
PlaneDiggerCam