What’s your favorite beer bottle surface find?

[woods_walker]

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1890s Walter raupfert brewing company columbia city indiana found it on the bottom of a hill at my sister in laws View attachment 218331View attachment 218332

Wow nice! I’ve found blob tops on the surface but never a complete one. Congrats on the nice find!


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[Nickneff]

I have

Definitely, now I really want to dig one for myself! Buying one just doesn’t feel the same..


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Friends I have dug thousands there's nothing there's no more enjoyment then digging up a really nice piece I'll tell you a funny story I already told a story about a marble under my knee now I'm going to tell story about I was digging one day i was down about 12 feet deep in a 20 foot brickline Privy kept stepping on something I thought it was a rock or broken bottle or something I look down and guess what it was it was a mouth of a jug when I got down to that level I dug The Jug out and it was whole no damage 2 gallon jug scratch jug took it to a old friend of mine that'ss been collecting Stone pottery and jugs for about 40 years he never heard of it it was extremely rare jug from New Albany Indiana I kept it for a while but I end up selling it to him he kept bugging me about it he had to have it but it was funny I was standing on it and didn't even know it happy Hunting guys and girls be safe

 

[RelicRaker]

Found this outside a construction site. Neartly mistook it for a modern crowntop.
Arnholt & Schaefer, Philly.

 

[Nickneff]

I noticed a "hint" of blue along a slope I was walking and looking for bottles. Thinking it was just a shard of some common broken blue bottle, such as milk of magnesia, etc. I walked over to it and noticed the blue protrusion was round. At that point I pulled out this beer realizing I had never found a cobalt beer, let alone one that only needed gentle cleaning.

That's what I'm talking about awesome