BOTTLE DUMP II

[civilman1]

Went back out to the dump on my way home today,this time I brought a backpack.I had piled a bunch of bottle's up yesterday and took some of the better lookin' one's along with a couple ceramic mason jar lid's,A Hood Chemical Co. #33 from Pitt. Pa.,a few smaller bottle's including the blue one,a double ended glass thingy that had some wire attached to it and five more glass insulator's.The one has two patent date's on it from 1870 and 1879,it's got a fair sized chip on the bottom but kept it for the date's.A couple wine bottle's with some cool stamping's,and two Lysol bottle's...couldn't fit any more in the pack....HH!!

 

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[Gypsy Heart]

Hey great finds .Love those bottles...that double ended glassy thingy is also a insulator for electric fences...to keep the cows in!!!

 

[Moonshadow]

I'm so excited for you!! Nice haul for the day too! Can you say WHEELBURROW?? I'd be haulin that stuff out with a moving van!! You go man....I know you can only take a little at a time.....looking forward to more pics! OH......I love the saying on the brown bottle....No peers for 50 years.....pretty catchy!

Happy Hunting,
Moon

 

[The Seeker]

Nice going Civilman1 .....Those are some cool bottles, I happen to collect the blue glass bottles and find a few here and there! thanks for sharing you finds......The brown one kinda looks like one of the Molson canadian bottles I have.....lolol 8)

 

[SHERMANVILLE ILLINOIS]

Civil,

glad you got back out there.

Nice bottles, insulators.

I've got a nylon sack I carry with me.

If Im heading out for a bunch of bottles I pack
yesterdays paper and wrap each bottle and put
in sack, works out better then you would expect.
Nylon sort of wraps around the load.

Keep pulling them up.

have a good un.............

 

[ashleen]

WOW, Civil!
GREAT stuff

I bring a big old grain bag full of all kinds bubble wrap.

Looking forward to Bottle dump 3

 

[EDDE]

old socks to work protect the bottles and they slid over them pretty easy come on were guys we have a bag of socks in the garage or under the sink for rags right?!

 

[Burdie]

Looks like you need help civilman1. I will be there in a few days!!

 

[River Rat]

Civil,

Excellent finds...love em all.

HH
RR

 

[treasures4me2find]

Congrats on your nice collection of bottles. Looks like you have a great spot to hunt for all sorts of stuff.

Ken

 

[stoney56]

Civil, be careful the city doesn't get wind of you having all them or they'll try to rezone you as a bottling plant. J/K Great finds, keep 'em comin'.

 

[civilman1]

Thank's everyone...I'm probably gonna start posting these find's where they ought to be,in bottle's and glass from now on.Talked with jeff and he said it was ok to update this post here for now.Keep you all posted on future find's but for now I've "GOTTA DO SOME SWINGIN",last beep I heard was from the microwave,pretty damn sad.Thank's again and HH!!

 

[trk5capt]

CIVIL, Nice Collection of Glass, Congrats. trk5capt..

 

[Gypsy Heart]

The double ended glass thingy is a glass Radio Strain Insulator. The insulator with the hole in the top of it is the bottom section of a two-piece transposition (tramp) insulator.

Very nice, Jim

Jim I am ROTFLMAO
My dad had a huge box of those on the dairy farm...We used them to splice the electric fence together to keep the cows in ! Hahaha...Guess its true..you are, what you know! Wait till I tell my sisters what they really are! All over Wisconsin you can still find them hanging on fence posts! Too Funny!

 

[Roadquest]

Very cool finds.

Clayton

 

[tsgman]

Those are really super nice. Hope you get more from that spot. Tsgman

 

[Southcacalaky]

Great Looking Bottles, HH Art...

 

[Dave N Japan]

Reminds me of when I was young and me and my brother digging in old city dumps...Looking for those bitter bottles or any bottle with no screw cape design... Love it here in Japan, but would like to get back to the old dumps where anything could pop up!
Keep it comming!!

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Nice bottles and insulators! HH, Mike