More from under the porch.

[RelicDude]

I was doing some yard work today and the dark cubby hole under my porch was calling to me so I grabbed my little digging tool and crawled under. I saw the base of the marchands hydrogen of peroxide sticking out and I thought it was just an amber med from the 20s but not with that blobby top I'm thinking 1890s? Then right underneath it I found the Cupid almond cream company bottle it has a neat shape but I don't care for clear glass. But I'm curious does anyone know anything about the peroxide bottle? Thanks for looking- Justin

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[jeff of pa]

just this by googling

https://www.etsy.com/listing/171998414/circa-1890s-brown-apothecary-bottle?ref=market

 

[bottlehunterofcoscob]

I think it's super cool that you're finding stuff on your property, keep us posted on any others you find!

 

[RelicDude]

Thanks Jeff of pa. And bottlehunterofcosco I'm actually thinking about digging it out under there I feel there's more there it's just awkward and cramped under there.

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[Bass]

Hey Justin, not bad for never leaving the yard. I've yet to dig one of those amber meds in that size. I think its time we ripped off your front steps to see what lies beneath.

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[PikesPeakCharlie]

Very nice finds !!! Congrats !!!!

 

[CoilyGirl]

I volunteer to slither under there if I get to keep what I find,lol! That is a really cool bottle,hope you find many more.

 

[RelicDude]

I'm actually thinking about ripping the porch out abs rebuilding it there's a lot of dry rot underneath there. If that's the case I'm going to dig it all out.

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[Bass]

Sounds like a good enough reason to me. My flight leaves tomorrow.

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[RelicDude]

Lol ill pick you up at Bradley international bring a saws all .

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