The Hilton Dump

[waskey]

Jar lids, a marble, and a hutter stopper. The older lid on the right has some olive swirls mixed in the aqua color. Ill hit the dump again tomorrow probably so hopefully ill get some more stuff to post!

 

[Erik T]

Liquid veneer was shellac (a finish applied to wood) which gave it an extremely glossy look.

 

[waskey]

Thanks for the information on the liquid veneer bottle. I have dug a few over the years and never knew what they were; good to finally know. I had some success digging on Thursday and found some nice bottles. I only had time to clean up the 3 intact druggist bottles of the dig so far, so here they are. The H.T. Sturz looks to be from NYC and the other two are Croft & Conlyn from Baltimore. I've always liked druggist bottles but I really don't find that many of them.

 

[Plumbata]

Nice job on the druggists; I love digging those up! Did the Balto ones fill any spaces in your collection?

 

[waskey]

Thanks, I love the druggist bottles. I just keep all the different Balto ones I dug and I have never dug the Croft & Conlyn bottles before, so yes they will stay in the collection.

 

[waskey]

Here is some more stuff from the other day. A pair of mason jars. One is Atlas EZ Seal and the other Atlas Strong Shoulder. Whats with the color of the Atlas EZ Seal? I have never seen one as green as this one before, what would this color be called? Apple green? Ill post it in the jar section too.

 

[waskey]

A large size Mellin's Food and 3 Free Sample sized Mellin's Foods.

 

[waskey]

Couple of Horlick's

 

[waskey]

Sharp & Dohme, Hynson & Wescott from Baltimore, and a pair of different sized Hynson, Wescott, & Dunning bottles also from Baltimore. I have never dug a Hynson & Wescott (without Dunning) before, so it was a neat one to get.

 

[waskey]

The differences in the monograms. Basically the same bottle though.