Freshly Cleaned Bottles

[ohio]

I usually just browse this section because I do not have any of my bottles cleaned but, these are some bottles that were dug by a friend and me. These are some of his share. He took the pic and I think it is awesome! Just wanted to share. Good luck to all!

 

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[Hill Billy]

Nice digs bud, I wish I could get on a site like that.Sure cleaned up nice as well

 

[ohio]

These were off multiple privy digs. I just got a new permission last night and hopefully we can dig it this weekend. It should be a pontiled age pit!
Chuck

 

[Nu2Poo]

Hey Chuck, Fancy seeing you here! I saw all of those Cincy & local bottles and knew it was you or Rob. Nice stuff you got there. Eddie, Mike and I haven't dug for months it seems and that just sucks.
See ya around!
Steve

 

[ohio]

steve, what is up man?? Been too busy to dig? Send an email or personal message my way or get my number from Mike and we will dig a pit. I have permissions and we could use a third. I am way overdue to dig a good one.
Chuck

 

[paleo10kbc]

Those are some very nice Ohio bottles!
Thanks for sharing!
Paleo10kbc

 

[ohio]

Thanks. We have just been paying dues lately. The last two privies that we dug were busts. It is a heck of a lot of work to come up with nothing. Nice axe by the way!
Chuck

 

[mollymole]

Hi there.Texas callin"!any good tips on finding old bottles and such.I was told if theres a seam up the side of a bottle that means it's leaded.Is that true.How in gods green earth are you supposed to be able to locate where OLD outhouses were,I heard they buried a lot of glass in these areas.OOps Am I not supposed to say that.I've noticed you guys are pretty secretive.I dont want your secrets,just tips thanx,Molly

 

[ohio]

Molly, I am fortunate to live in an area that has many older homes. I usually shoot for places that are 1880 or older. I use a steal rod to probe the ground. The lots here are often small and the privy pits are usually in one of the back corners. A guy i know has a website that you may want to check out privydigger.com . He has some tips on there and also sells probes. Are you in an urban area that has older homes? If you are in the country you may have to seek older dumps although I do not have too much experience with that. Good luck and keep us posted on what you come up with.
Chuck

 

[EDDE]

DUUUUUUUDE 8)

 

[crazyjarhead]

Those are some cool looking bottles

 

[treasurefiend]

Those are just plain awesome - congrats!!!!