Before and After

Joshr29

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Thought I would post some before and after shots of my dug bottles. Here's one I just finished. HH.
 

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That's really cool!!! If I may ask where do you find places to look and dig for old bottles? I usually just metal detect. However, my dad really loves antique bottles so I'd love some advice!!! Thanks
 
I actually just kinda got lucky. My Dad's house has been around since the late 19th century and he told me where the trash pit was. And then I got permission to hunt an old farmhouse and there was a filled in cellar on it along with an old trash pile. I've got a few bottles that could go back to the 1860's. Thanks for the comment.
 
Here's another one. I've got a before picture then a step 1 picture and finally the finished bottle.
 

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very nice Joshr29, old bottles really show well in posts, and those are beauts.I have a couple of bottle sites I plan to dig at soon as
things thaw a bit.
 
That is the great thing about texas. Treasure hunting all year round! Thanks for the comments. Good luck to y'all.
 
I also like to dig for bottles. I don't do it as much as I once did but I do love 'em.

You've done an excellent job cleaning it up!

HH!
 
Thanks a lot. It took a lot of trial and error but I finally found a pretty good method. HH
 
Awesome syrup bottle
 

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