New to digging, found a ton of glasswares!!

[blueeyedwolf]

Hubby and I have found a couple of sweet spots around our area, most of what we "can" identify, has been around the 40-50's....a lot still has not been identified!!Here are some examples....if anyone can help please? If you have any tips/tricks that would be great too, thanks so much!!

 

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[detectingarizona]

you have some very nice glass, keep going deeper, i know of a radio show thats going to be on in less then one hour, 8 30 Eastern time, it is called GLASS, heres the link, 1000MIKES - The Detecting Lifestyle Network it is a great show, the guy is very knowledgeable,

 

[blueeyedwolf]

thank you! We're very excited!

 

[surf]

Hello wolf,

Welcome to TNet, and thanks for showing us your finds. Those first few digs are amazingly exciting. I mean, who knew there were all these great bottles buried under the sod, right. Having said that, this era of refuse is notable for the sodas & milk bottles. The rest not so much.

I see you have a nice amber krinkly Crush and a couple of unidentified milks. Clean those guys up & let's take another look.

I also see what I think is an early 7-Up, perhaps from the late Thirties. The ACL on the 7-Up looks iffy. Let it dry out for a week or 2 before trying to clean it. I'd be interested if it has any date codes on the base or heel. The mug looks like an old jelly container from here.

Welcome to the joys of bottle digging.

 

[bottles10]

The bottle right of the clorox Is it amber or red?