Recent Bottle Discovery

[Lando Griffin]

I recently found an old railroad camp site trash pit that was filled with an assortment of various bottles, but I'm having trouble identifying the bottles. I have a basic knowledge of the makers marks on the bottles, and can date the bottles from 1910 to 1940, however, I don't know the price range of each bottle, if they are common, or their year of production. Can anyone help me?

 

[TJSJHART]

RE: Recent Bottle Discoveries

welcome to the forum...a few pictures would help a lot if you have any...

 

[blobbottlebob]

RE: Recent Bottle Discoveries

Welcome Lando. We'd be glad to help. However, we will need more info (such as the names printed on the bottles). A few pics (as TJS mentioned) would be useful too.

 

[Lando Griffin]

Thank you for the kindness. I uploaded the pictures in photobucket, here is the url: http://s752.photobucket.com/albums/xx161/Lando-Griffin/Bottles/

I wrote in red text on each picture showing what markings are on each bottle because it can be difficult to decipher. The two maker marks I know are the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company and Owens-Illinois Glass Company.

 

[jays emporium]

The pictures were real helpful. The bottles are mostly 1930's-40's. The ones that might have some collector value are the Whitehouse Vinegars, especially the one with embossing on the front, and the Golden Wedding Whiskey and maybe the Silver Age crown top bottle. Golden Wedding about $10. if the irridescent coating is intact, not worn off in places. Someone else knows the Whitehouse values better than I do.

 

[Lando Griffin]

Thank you for your help