Inks In the muck...

MuckyBottles

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Hit the beach that keeps on giving, while my dumba-- broke two torpedo's...I did dig 4 ink bottles total, including a stone ink and a Caw's ink. Nailed a Bunker Hill Pickle Co. bottle, dollar bottles, Ironstone bowl and cup and a Dublin pipe No. 1 pipe bowl...now the tide will do its work naturally sifting the till and I'll head back tomorrow to pick up the goods...
The Pit.webp

Dublin Pipe No. 1
Dublin.webp

The total..pre cleaning
Total.webp

Here they are semi-cleaned..
Total Cleaned.webp

Need a pickle?
Bunker hill.webp

Caws..
Caws.webp

All in a days work..
Muck.webp
 

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*Skilton & Foote...Bunker Hill Pickle Co. Circa 1890...

Gotta respect the bottles, anything glass that's been sitting in the ground for 100 years..deserves it.
 

VNice Haul!

Thanks, me and my buddy are still working on a 5 Gallon blob top water jug, unfortunately the tides haven't been cooperative, however to mark the spot, we stuck a stick in the mud...
 

Hey mucky bottles I gave my sister in law the exact I call it amber whiskey flask I found in va,vanzutphen
 

Well done that boy!!!!!!Mudlarks in the 80s use to mark the spot with a stick or a pole .....i do the same when i dig a hole ...fork seems to be the right tool i got myself a scoop like a hoe to be able to dig scrap and drag the goodies towards me..

RR
 

Nice selection of glass, always had a soft spot for inks.
 

Nice finds those are some nice inks. But I really like the bunker hill that's a nice one.
 

Nice hunt !! Love the bunker hill ! :thumbsup:
 

Well done that boy!!!!!!Mudlarks in the 80s use to mark the spot with a stick or a pole .....i do the same when i dig a hole ...fork seems to be the right tool i got myself a scoop like a hoe to be able to dig scrap and drag the goodies towards me..

RR

I guess you can call me a stick in the mud...lol
 

I m using a spade too to remove the gravel faster and some mudlark use a bucket to remove the water at the bottom go the hole


Keep on diggin


RR
 

I m using a spade too to remove the gravel faster and some mudlark use a bucket to remove the water at the bottom go the hole


Keep on diggin


RR

I use pitchfork for three reasons, one is because it gets deeper than the shovels, mind you I'm digging in pretty much a giant privy. Two, it does less damage to a bottle vs the blunt force trauma of a shovel. Three, I can use it as a pseudo probe to poke around in unseen areas.

I also use a three pronged claw to pull out the till before I start digging again..
 

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