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Went back to the 1910-capped clay pit bottle dump that I have been extensively excavating since January. It is very difficult digging but the trade off is the bottles often come out in great condition. In about two hours of digging I recovered three blob-top beer bottles, one tooled lip med, and one wooden tobacco pipe.
Bottles from left to right:
1. "North Beach Height F Frankel Bottling Co." (Bottle made by the Boley Manufacturing Co.,1898-1911)
2. "Bachmann - Bechtel Brewing Co. S.I. N.Y." (1907-1911)
3. "Jacob Oertel 151 Flushing Ave. Astoria L.I."
4. "Burnett Boston" tooled lip med/extract bottle.
Here is the Bachmann - Bechtel immediately before and after excavation:
Bachmann brewery workers (courtesy of www.taverntrove.com):
On Tuesday April 5th 1910 young William Bachmann died at just 30 years old, and the company went out of business:
North Beach Height F Frankel bottle during and after excavation:
The Boley Manufacturing Co. base plate:
Jacob Oertel bottle during and after excavation:
That's all for now.
Bottles from left to right:
1. "North Beach Height F Frankel Bottling Co." (Bottle made by the Boley Manufacturing Co.,1898-1911)
2. "Bachmann - Bechtel Brewing Co. S.I. N.Y." (1907-1911)
3. "Jacob Oertel 151 Flushing Ave. Astoria L.I."
4. "Burnett Boston" tooled lip med/extract bottle.
Here is the Bachmann - Bechtel immediately before and after excavation:
Bachmann brewery workers (courtesy of www.taverntrove.com):
On Tuesday April 5th 1910 young William Bachmann died at just 30 years old, and the company went out of business:
North Beach Height F Frankel bottle during and after excavation:
The Boley Manufacturing Co. base plate:
Jacob Oertel bottle during and after excavation:
That's all for now.
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