Yesterday's spoils.

[Pettydigger]

I got out yesterday for my 1st dig in a couple months, the dump dates about 1890 to 1920's. Slim picken's for the day a dozen 6.5 inch Bromo's, most had dings. I brought home a handful of bottles only cleaned a couple for display though. Anyone know what GLYCO-THYMOLINE was? I like those E-Z Stove Polish bottles because the have tons of embossing to them. The local PAIN BALM bottle was the best of the day.

[] Pettydigger

 

[bubbas dad]

pettydigger, not bad. thats the first bromo seltzer i've seen that was dug but wasn't stained. it would be nice to have a set of all the sizes that clear.

 

[Pettydigger]

This was the 4th size Bromo to my collection that I've dug John, I think there is 5 or 6 total sizes made. I have dug 100's of these Bromo-seltzers, and like you say most have major irredescence that will not clean with soap and water.

 

[madman]

very nice finds pd, its starting to cool off here, cant wait to find the turn o century stuff, ive got a spot lined up for winter, those are nice finds im jealous!!!!! yo bd this ones for you happy hunting mike

 

[bubbas dad]

nice!

 

[madman]

hey pettydigger, someone once told me that glyco thymoline was nail polish remover mike

 

[cait_p]

Glyco-Thymoline is an alkaline cleansing solution primarily used as a mouthwash and gargle. GlycoThymoline can be used as a spray, rinse or gargle, diluted or full strength, as often as desired.
GlycoThymoline is used as part of an oral hygiene program or also for personal hygiene as it gives a refreshing clean feeling and is gentle enough to use on baby's skin.
Its natural ingredients include Eucalyptol, Menthol, Pine Oil, Thymol, Alcohol 4%, Glycerin and other ingredients. Glyco-Thymoline is the original unique natural formula. Original exact formulation from the Edgar Cayce Readings.

Thanks to Baar.com, and good ol' Google!!!

Cait