I wanna see some pepper sauces

[RelicDude]

Pepper sauce bottles in my opinion are very underrated. And yet have some of the most beautiful forms when it comes to bottles. So I want to see what you folks have dug up. Here's a few of mine a stickney and poor emerald green,a crude cathedral and a durkee. I know you folks have some nice stuff so lets show it off.- Justin

 

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[Bass]

Those are nice Justin

 

[Bass]

Here's mine, all dug by me.

 

[epackage]

There are none I've ever seen with a Paterson label or embossing so I have nothing to share...

 

[unclemac]

here is my durkee

 

[RelicDude]

Bass the tall one in the middle is a beautiful piece looks a lot like colognes I've seen. And uncle Mac that's a nice durkee I have never seen one like that.

 

[jgas]

C.T Hughes Pepper Sauce

Here is a Killer Pontil Pepper Sauce from Cincinnati. From research done it appears to be the only one that is known. It has been polished but I thought I'd give ya the dirt fresh look just after pulling it out of a full blown 1850 privy. Thanks for looking. jgas

 

[Bass]

Very nice jgas, sweet bottle

 

[Mich. Wolverine]

This is the only whole one that I have found but I like it. It's crude and one of the panels are sunk in.

 

[JRedHorse]

My fire plug find

Stock photo from web as example only

I have found one in an old dump site, it was shaped like a fire hydrant, very cool but not very old, It was smashed when my dog knocked it off the deck rail, sigh, I looked it up and they are still in use today but it was still a cool find, my find was missing the cap though.