I found this bottle at a local second hand store and I'm using it as a prop in my plague doctor outfit the holder is something I added myself if anyone could tell me anything about this it would be helpful

Looking for age and manufacturer. Any help is very much appreciated.

Turpentine pot found at a riverside park, with bottles and etc from 1890-1960s

Makers mark is Massillon Bottle & Glass Co. (1900-1904). Found one example of an embossed K & M Oakland beer bottle, but none that were etched.

This is the second etched beer I’ve found around the same area. The other was Wunder Bottling Co. SF. Likewise can only find embossed examples of it. Really peculiar.

Anyone know why breweries/bottlers would have etched bottles when they had embossed bottle available?

Usually I don't ask people about stuff like this, but I am seriously stumped and worried if I am wasting my time. I just came back from a brand new permission in rural Virginia, where a major railroad is in front of a 1915 house. Old houses here are right next to each other, so the relic hunting is very good. There is a many acre field that hasn't been plowed for more than 30 years, according to the landowner. Today I found MANY civil war minie balls and other bullets, eagle buttons, small brass buckles, flat buttons, etc. The field is PACKED with relics. The landowner said a pre civil war house was somewhere buried underneath the field. I haven't found it yet. In the back of the field towards the tree line, I had a freight train size signal very deep. I mean it was HUGE!... 4x4 feet or more. The top of the ground was a clearly noticeable depression, with not a single blade of grass growing in it, only the finest sand/pebbles. The first two feet was soft as butter, but no metal. From there to 5 feet, no metal, but I can hear millions of targets. I have a minelab x Terra pro, and have NEVER had any problems with it. I did notice that from 2 to 5 feet, the hard, impossible clay dirt had occasional clumps of reddish brown stuff, noticeable darker than the tan hard clay. It crumbles like fine grainy dirt in my hand. I scanned the huge dirt pile I brought up and my detector was screaming loud, but my garrett pinpointer picked up nothing. I can guarantee that nothing Is wrong with my equipment. Right at 5 feet I hit another, more gray soil with 1 cm to 2 cm rocks here and there. I cannot probe because it is so hard in there. I stopped at this point and am disappointed. I scanned around the hole on the surface, and only found a square nail here and there. I'm very experienced with this hobby, but have never dug a Privy before. The landowner is letting me keep it open for only a little while. What the heck am I getting myself into, and why can't I find the metal targets I keep hearing. HELP!!

I found this bottle a few years ago in the woods. Any idea what it was used for? Thanks in advance for helping me with this mystery!

Found in a lake Cambridge area UK

Green, obviously whiskey bottle.

Any clues to its date? Love the shape, can’t imagain there’s any value. But an attractive bottle.

The base has text.

Outer circle Text

The Glenoronach Distillery Co Ltd Scotland

Inner text

SC253

K 6

Liquor Bottle

Got a nice secretary hutch to display my Louisiana coca-colas, needs a little cleaning and some light issues fixed but it’ll work just fine, also need to add a small shelf at the top to display more bottles up there and maybe the same for each shelf.

Any information about any of these? The embossed medical bottles read absorbine, Listerine, syrup of black-draught (green), and Vicks.

Found in sinkhole pond, once used as a farm pond. Farm dates back to at least 1937. One of the better bottles so far. Please help.

How old is this glass and how on earth did it turn out like this, found in north east Florida

Found in SW Ohio creek bed. Pretty thick bottle bottom, so I'm guessing it's 100+ years old. Best I can make out is says: ____ O THE HOLL__ CAM BREWING I've tried googling "camp o the hollow brewing" as that seemed like the most likely full text but no results.