hit big at the test hole on the river

[Bass]

Thank you Surf

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[deershed]

All I can say is WOW!!Do the bottles never end?

 

[geo4472]

a little more

not many today im leaving some behind because i have doubles but what i did bring home are nice!!! the amber bottles has warner's safe kidney & liver cure rochester ny with an old safe embossed on it the hutch is like epackage said when the goulds took over the company the changed the design to fit their name and i liked the amber and aqua apothacarys so they made it back too the last thing is some kind of tap set tool and what looks like most of an old oil lamp thanks for looking

 

[TrickyVik]

Nice finds, love the hutch!

 

[bottlehunterofcoscob]

I always wanted to find a Warner's. Definitely on my list.

 

[epackage]

Nice digs, love the lamp, nice that it came out whole. How that's even possible is mind boggling...

The Goulds you got is the tougher of the two to find, sorry I wasn't around to take your call, spent the day with my nieces....

 

[deershed]

Sweet finds once again!!

Don't be leaving bottles behind,I know somebody that would take them off your hands.lol

 

[Plumbata]

Great finds!

A while back while searching archived newspapers for references to dumpsites, I came across this New York Times article from 1894 describing the wretchedly polluted condition of the Passaic river below the falls. It also references a large dumpsite a half mile downstream of the falls on the Paterson side. No need to divulge your spot but it might be an area worth checking out too. The article is a fascinating piece of early investigative journalism and is well worth the read:

TURNED WHITE PAPER BLACK - POLLUTED PASSAIC WATER THAT JERSEY CITY DRINKS. What a Reporter for The New-York Times Found in a Trip from Paterson to East Paterson -- Dye Houses, Outhouses, Stables, and Factories Pouring Refuse Into the Stream -- Fish C

 

[geo4472]

Great finds!

A while back while searching archived newspapers for references to dumpsites, I came across this New York Times article from 1894 describing the wretchedly polluted condition of the Passaic river below the falls. It also references a large dumpsite a half mile downstream of the falls on the Paterson side. No need to divulge your spot but it might be an area worth checking out too. The article is a fascinating piece of early investigative journalism and is well worth the read:

TURNED WHITE PAPER BLACK - POLLUTED PASSAIC WATER THAT JERSEY CITY DRINKS. What a Reporter for The New-York Times Found in a Trip from Paterson to East Paterson -- Dye Houses, Outhouses, Stables, and Factories Pouring Refuse Into the Stream -- Fish C

thanks that was very interesting

 

[surf]

Hey geo,

I, too, really admire that finger lamp. Is it embossed?

Excellent finds, sir, again...

 

[geo4472]

Hey geo,

I, too, really admire that finger lamp. Is it embossed?

Excellent finds, sir, again...

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thanks unfortunatly not embossed but the design is nice

 

[geo4472]

struck gold at the dig

some more good stuff. the only solid gold is the chain the watch frame and the razor thing are plated last patent on the razor was when it went to germany 1904 still i like this kind of stuff i am starting to get amazed at what i'm finding there myself thanks for looking

 

[bottlehunterofcoscob]

Great finds and congrats the the gold!

 

[geo4472]

the eagle has landed

found an 1890's signed gail borden 1qt eagle brand condensed milk bottle made my day and some other good bottles and an old lock that was encased in this tar like substance here are the before and after i cleaned them a little as always thanks for looking

 

[bottlehunterofcoscob]

The finds never end... Congrats

 

[GaRebel1861]

You are really on a heck of a good spot!

 

[epackage]

Hi Jim, just got home and see you did well again. I'd be interested in the Platkin hutch if it's available, I have work tomorrow morning and a doctors appt at 2:30, don't know when I'll be out of there.... Jim

Platkin & Kantrowicz were partnered from 1897-1900, after that Kantrowicz went out on his own for a few years before bringing his son into the business..

 

[Bass]

Nice job jim, all in a day's work. You have some more fantastic finds including some awesome relics. Congratulations on the gold chain, any idea what karat it is? The razor thingy is also very nice and i would proudly display it as well. I don't know much about those local bottles but like you, i am a fan of the eagle embossed bottle, and the hutch e-package was inquiring on. Like my good friend Forrest's mother used to say, "life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get."



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[Bass]

Oops, forgot to mention the lock, i have a few of those tucked away myself. Nice find.

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[deershed]

Awesome once again!!

I think the non-glass finds are just as exciting to find as the old bottles.That old lock looks like it cleaned up nice.
Keep the finds coming.....look forward every day to see what new you stuff you've saved.