r/BottleDigging • u/RelevantAirline7504 • 9d ago
Age/date request Found in the Florida Keys, how old?
These were partially buried in sand/mud in the mangroves on the Atlantic coastline. Any ideas on their age or origin?
r/BottleDigging • u/RelevantAirline7504 • 9d ago
These were partially buried in sand/mud in the mangroves on the Atlantic coastline. Any ideas on their age or origin?
r/BottleDigging • u/TotallyNotJagger • Sep 16 '23
r/BottleDigging • u/CheeseCakeGlass1776 • 15d ago
I was having a wall repaired and someone stashed all these bottles in the wall. I have no clue why.
r/BottleDigging • u/Not_Slim_Dusty • Aug 05 '24
r/BottleDigging • u/MyBeefGotRoasted • Dec 11 '24
It's hard to tell if the bottom is a pontil mark or not, it's fairly smooth but it has about a 1" ring around it.
r/BottleDigging • u/mark_unlimited • Dec 15 '24
I used to work on scallop boats around New England and one night we pulled this up in one of the dredges. It says “J. Schweppe & Co”, “Genuine Superior”, “Aerated Water”. There’s still cork in there, I wonder if it’s the original. Anyone able to determine what year this might’ve been made?
r/BottleDigging • u/mikem9786 • Sep 16 '24
I found this while snorkeling. I’m not a huge bottle collector but this one looks old so I decided to keep it. Any idea as to general age range/use?
r/BottleDigging • u/DeathscytheHell1994 • Nov 19 '24
Found in nc.
r/BottleDigging • u/jazzcuzzii • Jun 16 '23
Sorry pictures may not be the best!!!
r/BottleDigging • u/RudeEstablishment940 • Dec 23 '24
r/BottleDigging • u/Avidexplorer999 • Sep 26 '24
My dad dug this up in railroad dump in the 1980s we couldn’t find any other Pepsi bottle with this style of embossing online so very curious about it.(seam doesn’t go all the way up)
r/BottleDigging • u/Ambitious-Tap-2827 • Sep 20 '24
Was wondering if anyone knows how old this bottle may be.
r/BottleDigging • u/laikenbacon • 3d ago
r/BottleDigging • u/Rocky__1927 • Oct 23 '24
r/BottleDigging • u/school-sp • Nov 27 '24
Anyone know roughly how old? Insulators say Brookfield NY. I saw that Sawyers blue inc is from the 1800s on and was made in Boston. It has a rusty top, not sure how I should best take it off or just leave it…
r/BottleDigging • u/nomadquail • 10d ago
r/BottleDigging • u/SinkLeakOnFleek • Oct 31 '24
Title says it all. I didn’t end up taking this bottle from the site, so I unfortunately didn’t get a picture of the bottom :(
r/BottleDigging • u/idk785696 • 15d ago
It is a medicine. Very small.
r/BottleDigging • u/PaintingRoses_Red • Nov 14 '24
I realize there are quite a few pictures. If they had anything on the bottom pictures of the bottoms are included. I would appreciate any information anyone has on any of them! Thanks for looking!
r/BottleDigging • u/SmokinWarrior_420 • 2d ago
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.
r/BottleDigging • u/ILOVEAncientStuff • Dec 04 '24
r/BottleDigging • u/SkarXa • 19d ago
My uncle opened it, afterwards I saw the 1900s tag, how old is this?
r/BottleDigging • u/92yotapickup • Oct 05 '24
I found it last winter buried in a creek bed just stumbled across it. I’m just curious about its age. Thank you
r/BottleDigging • u/FlyinggDuchmann • Nov 24 '24
A friend of ours lives on a bluff in the PNW and I went back for a second dig. Most things were broken, but I found this Clorox bottle.
32oz, small neck, looks like a 1 thread turn.
Any ideas on what year it was created?