Your Best Heartbreaker

[justanolddigger]

and a few more broken one, he is cleaning all the shards with a thought of a lamp or some other stained glass item

 

[sandchip]

An amber US Syrup? Unreal! Wicked good stuff, everybody!

 

[Rockhounder55]

Here's one I found a couple of weeks ago. ****LEY S JOCKEY CLUB. My digging friend says it's a really rare bottle. He's never seen a clear one. [] ~Mike

 

[cacarpetbagger]

ORIGINAL: justanolddigger

and a few more broken one, he is cleaning all the shards with a thought of a lamp or some other stained glass item

Wow, that was one amazing hole!!

 

[cacarpetbagger]

ORIGINAL: Rockhounder55

Here's one I found a couple of weeks ago. ****LEY S JOCKEY CLUB. My digging friend says it's a really rare bottle. He's never seen a clear one. [] ~Mike

Yes that is a good one, they come in both clear and amber. The Barnett book dates them 1885 to 1892.

 

[cacarpetbagger]

Crying window in the morning sun.

 

[epackage]

ORIGINAL: Rockhounder55

Here's one I found a couple of weeks ago. ****LEY S JOCKEY CLUB. My digging friend says it's a really rare bottle. He's never seen a clear one. [] ~Mike

That would be Chesleys Jockey Club Whiskey Mike....Jim

 

[RedGinger]

Here's one for Joe, as I happen to have a picture of it. It was dug under an old building. It's a Wilbur's Master Ink. Thanks to BTAmerican glass for first identifying it.

 

[Sodasandbeers]

ORIGINAL: cacarpetbagger

The first one dug Figured if we had dug one more it would have been whole.

Do these have any embossing on the reverse and where were they found?

 

[cacarpetbagger]

If I remember correctly the had a J on the reverse. Dug in a small town on the Hudson River in New York.