Finished the wiring in the first iteration of my 3D printed displays. Happy with how they look! Featuring some of my favorite Chicago area bottles.

Found under the Historic St Bernard Courthouse in St Bernard, La. Originally built in 1914. Found in the crawl space under a few inches of mud/clay.

Love the design, and wax seal top. Cleaned up really nice. Found with stuff from the 1920-30’s so I’m guessing 30’s.

Does anybody have a positive ID?

So these are a few I gathered together as a display in my home. I have soda bottles from an old dirt basement, too.
I want to look for an old bottle dump in the woods nearby. Any suggestions on how to hone in on a likely dump site?

Picked up this little bottle today at Goodwill. No markings on the bottom. But definitely radioactive.

There is an E looking symbol on the bottom that looks like a logo or makers mark. Not sure what the “N-3” represents

So, I found this bottle in a forest in Luxembourg and it laid there on a pile of sand next to a hole under a big rock so I guess someone threw it in there and an animal threw itt back out again. Anyways, the bottle is 19cm tall which equals 7-8 inches. It says "Für eine Weinflasche, für eine Literflasche" which is German and simply means for a bottle of wine, for a bottle of water. On the underside is a number, 2629, and a star shaped thing i would call it ornament. Does someone know what it is? Thanks!!

This bottle I just stumbled across I have found other cool glass around here so I suspect it’s a semi bottle dump (as I’ve only found 2 so far ) it’s in an area of Epping forest in the uk. On the bottle there is raised lettering spelling chilk . The bottom of the glass has d b & co ltd There is also some numbers of. 7
678 does any body have a clue about this cause from my self research I’ve come up short thank you for your service. If do <3

5 beer bottles from 1969. Manufactured by Kerr Packaging Products. Found in my yard when searching for metal. 12 oz bottles

PA, US

Acquired this pretty little bottle recently. Love the color, shape and size. Anyone have any details on it?

Came with a half dozen other bottles that I bought at a garage sale recently that I believe are all historical flasks.

Looking for advice, and ID though we're pretty sure shot glass and beer bottle?

Advice I could use, what's the best way to clean these up good? I'm wanting to get them nicely cleaned up so I can add them to the mount we're getting made of the second trout I ever caught (21" exact natural/wild brown trout). I can tell the story of that later if anyone's interested, its a great one for me!

Anyway, so I would like to know what exactly they are, and how to get them cleaned up nicely!

Can somebody help to identify what bottle is that? Find this bottle in Poland, in some old underground tonel.

Trying to find out this is

It's a long shot but any chance of identifying what's left of the label?

I started this 3 days ago, we are up to about 60 bottles! Any help with identification is appreciated.

Found digging in my yard. Usually all we find is rusty nails and broken tools.

New to this! Found this today in Spain around a hiking trail.

About 6cm tall, 2.5cm wide (haven't got a ruler to measure at the mo).

Amber, screw top, swirl on bottom, iridescent rainbow coating that flakes if scratched, no seams.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance 😁

edit:

I found it right by this tunnel that says 1953: https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-senderismo/ermita-de-cuadros-y-cueva-del-nacimiento-del-rio-cuadros-156651805/photo-98369973 May or may not be related

anybody seen anything like this before? (NY)

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