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[FINDER BINDERS]

PLEASE ENJOU THE BOTTLES WE HAVE UNEARTHED FOR YOUR VIEWING PLEASURE ! WE FOUND THEM IN A "PREVI PIT" OFF OF AN OLD FARM FILED. THE BIG ONE THAT STILL HAS A CORK IN IT HAS THE TEXTURE OF LIKE GATORSKIN.

THANK YOU!

 

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[digging440yrs]

NICE HUNT !!

 

[BigWaveDave]

great selfie with your finds in the backround! congrats!

 

[FINDER BINDERS]

thank you guys i have no knowledge of what is there. and there is A TON more. if you would like to drop some knowledge as to what to look for it would be greatly appreciated!

 

[MuckyBottles]

Nice early 20th century bottles...good stuff

 

[MuckyBottles]

Look for ash or soil color change. .then dig. ..if there's one privy on property there is probably a couple more...maybe ones which are older

 

[bullgill]

You can pull some cool stuff from turn of the century dumps, it takes a lot of digging common ones till you hit something good though. I toss away so many mayo and ketchup jars, they must be about 50-1...50 commons to one rare one. Found a rare double sided porcelain Copenhagen Snuff sign from about 1915 in a 20's-40's dump, both sides are nice too.

If all you are finding are small privies that date from the 20's I think you should try and find a dump to dig, much more variety than a turn of the century privy used by one family. You will usually find them on the sides of large hills leading down to a river.

The large textured bottle you showed is an ammonia bottle most likely and have little to no value.

The most common thing with value for me to find in 20's-40's are milk bottles. The ones that have no scratching or case wear are highly collectible. I keep all the perfect ones I find for my own collection. I never sell the minty ones because they are few and far between, you can dig scratched and stained ones all day in a nice sized dump but finding them without scratching and case wear is very uncommon. Out of about every 20 milk bottles I find maybe 3 of them will be relatively wear free and have no staining.

 

[Hitndahed]

great selfie with your finds in the backround! congrats!

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[MuckyBottles]

You can pull some cool stuff from turn of the century dumps, it takes a lot of digging common ones till you hit something good though. I toss away so many mayo and ketchup jars, they must be about 50-1...50 commons to one rare one. Found a rare double sided porcelain Copenhagen Snuff sign from about 1915 in a 20's-40's dump, both sides are nice too.

If all you are finding are small privies that date from the 20's I think you should try and find a dump to dig, much more variety than a turn of the century privy used by one family. You will usually find them on the sides of large hills leading down to a river.

The large textured bottle you showed is an ammonia bottle most likely and have little to no value.

The most common thing with value for me to find in 20's-40's are milk bottles. The ones that have no scratching or case wear are highly collectible. I keep all the perfect ones I find for my own collection. I never sell the minty ones because they are few and far between, you can dig scratched and stained ones all day in a nice sized dump but finding them without scratching and case wear is very uncommon. Out of about every 20 milk bottles I find maybe 3 of them will be relatively wear free and have no staining.

If I am digging Outhouses/Dumps and I see 20th century bottles, I don't bother digging...lol..Imho

 

[sunrunner]

bottles made after 1935 are found almost any place people cud throw them . the trick is to find those with historic or social interest and astatic value . It's good to have an interest in history but I wouldn't waste my time with that late stuff with no collecting value.