MIDNIGHT RUN....

[808 bottle diggers]

ALOHA GANG..... 808 BOTTLE DIGGERS

 

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[808kaz]

Awright, nice medicines Like the colbalt blue one, save me some bottles for dig now aloha 808kaz

 

[Da Sand Crab]

Howzit,

...What at Iwilei? Nice stuff.

Thanks for posting. I wish I was finding something so I could post the results.

Aloha, Alec

 

[hawaiiandigger]

do you have a picture of the small Hollister?

 

[808 bottle diggers]

YES I DO.............

808 BOTTLE DIGGERS

 

[808kaz]

WOW!!! Awright looks like 876 in the Hawaiian Bottle Book with the asterisks next to the number According to the book when it was published in the 80's 5 or less know good ones has been found, good score!!!! RARE FIND!!!! AND YOU NEVER KNOW YOU HAD'UM TO LATER ON GOOD SURPRISE!!!!
808KAZ

 

[Da Sand Crab]

YES I DO.............

808 BOTTLE DIGGERS

Cute little bugger isn't it. congratulations!!!

 

[dustcap]

How do you find glass? I once knew a guy that collected bottles and sold them to collectors but he searched trash dumps and did "pot holing" with a stick.
Care to enlighten me (and those of us who may be interested?)

-Ken "dustcap" Chichester

 

[Da Sand Crab]

How do you find glass? I once knew a guy that collected bottles and sold them to collectors but he searched trash dumps and did "pot holing" with a stick.
Care to enlighten me (and those of us who may be interested?)

-Ken "dustcap" Chichester

We are fortunate to have a big trench to dig in right now. I have hunted in the desert in Arizona, further southwest in Tombstone, Fort Huachuca and Bisbee. The desert is really tough unless you find the big city dumps. Sometimes you can find camp sites with surface finds. I had a tough time over there. It was very hot. You will usually find rusted cans and other metal mixed with broken bottles and china dishes. Instead of a stick, we use spring steel probes to determine whats underneath the surface. I would join up with the Phoenix Bottle club for better info. Good luck.