New bottles

[diggerbutt]

Every bottle is a cool find for me. Found in Lanark, NM.

 

[diggerbutt]

Every bottle is a cool find for me. Found in Lanark, NM.

 

[surf]

Hello db,

A suggestion, if I may, on photographing old bottles; natural light is the way to go. The flash obscures too much. It looks like you're into some early 20th Century bottles.

Carbona: Our Story

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"LAVORIS trademarked for oral hygiene products; namely, mouth wash and gargle. First used in 1901. Trademark for the name was fiiled in 1905 by Lavoris Chemical Company of Minneapolis, Minnesota. the trademark is still live having had its fourth renewal. The ownership of the product has changed hands three or four times over the years. The early bottles sell for $3-5. Digger" September 2001 Questions

Eric's Gourmet Root Beer Site | History​

 

[diggerbutt]

Hi Surf. Yeah, I know that natural light is better, but I got a little excited at night, and took pictures of the bottles anyway. Ha, it happens…Yep, early 20th century. The railroad items are older, so I still need to find them privies. Not an easy thing for me.

 

[yakker]

You're into some interesting stuff- quite an assortment, which I love. Thanks for the show... and I know what you mean about getting excited about stuff at times when natural light isn't an option. I do it all the time- and not to my advantage. Can't wait to see what you come up with next! Yakker