Today's back to the River finds.

[hemihampton]

Another old river link, Looks like I found the Dr Miles before & forgot? LEON. https://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/Dug-my-first-Stoneware-Ginger-Beer-Today-m625103.aspx?high=WINTERHALTER

 

[hemihampton]

One of my Favorite bottles from the river site. LEON. https://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/Unknown-Saiginaw-Michigan-Beer-Bottle-found-m563932.aspx

 

[Robby Raccoon]

WHAT AN INCREDIBLE PLACE! It's like my '50s-'60s dump, only older!

 

[hemihampton]

Right on the Rivers edge. Anybody ever see that movie? Part of dump actually in the river. LEON.

 

[TREASUREHUNT]

Nice finds, Every time I go there the police draw there guns on me. Good luck ! Tom

 

[hemihampton]

No Police or guns this time. Was nice & quiet. LEON.

 

[hampy]

draw their guns...are you serious ?,cheers hampy.

 

[RED Matthews]

I don't know why you guys criticize the slicks. You don't need to know what was in them or who made them. The thing you should see are the marks of how the bottle was made and how old it is by those marks of how it was made. Just finding them is the goal. RED M.

 

[hemihampton]

Red, I like to collect different Michigan & Detroit bottles. I like to put them on the shelf Alphabetically, with different names. How can I do that with a slick. These would look good with some pre pro paper labels on them though. LOL. LEON.

 

[sandchip]

I love studying how old bottles are made, but 95% of what I find are slicks. If they were pontiled or at least whittled, it would help but they are literally slick.It does get a wee bit old after [font="arial black,avant garde"]40 YEARS![/font] [font="arial,helvetica,sans-serif"][font="tahoma,arial,helvetica,sans-serif"]I'm worried that I may get demoted to screw-top ABM.[/font]
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