the river gave me a different treasure

centfladigger

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wasnt looking for it but I will take it. I had to moved about 7 ft of sand and had about 2 ft left and found this in it when I started fanning my ledge. clean ,whole and about 1840-1870`s.
Its not black glass I havent found a brown one before

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epackage

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Nice find, very English looking top to me, should look great cleaned up in a sunlit window....Jim
 

blugotti1

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awesome find
 

Harry Pristis

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Nice find! As Jim suggested, the bottle is likely to be an English ale bottle from about 1870, I think.

In 1870, much of Florida was still wilderness. Rivers were the avenues of commerce.
 

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I love that topper! Very Crude, Nice find. :thumbsup: jgas
 

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centfladigger

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those north Fl rivers could handle traffic our rivers around the Tampa area were too narrow, more like creeks. Thats why I like to dive the N Fl rivers. There have been alot of bottles found in the Suwannee
 

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