Few 1700s bottles today...
- Thread starter Calabash Digger
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Those are some awesome old bottles! Congrats!
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Just goes to show you that not all awesome treasure is made of metal. Congrats!
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Awesome looking bottles Calabash. Great score.
Calabash Digger
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Surface bottom finds... they were all broke but I am happy with them, the two in the pics have holes in the backs but they will display great.
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Nice! Way to go bud.
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Silver Tree Chaser
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Fantastic. Glad to see the video. It provided some perspective in regards to what's required in finding early black glass - onion bottles on your most recent search and your earlier post from the same site. Extremely impressive. 
