Old Soda Bottles from the 1940s & 50s Found Digging an Old Bottle Dump - Some Weirder Things Too!
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2024
- This week we decided to head back to that old glass bottle dump to look for cool old bottles. We found plenty of bottles and jars, but we also found some other oddities. Soda bottles, milk bottles, medicine bottles and canning jars are what you expect to find. We found all of those and more. Check out this video to see what we unearthed...
Some cool old bottles and relics enjoyed the video
@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340 - Hello from across the Atlantic! Thanks for watching and the comment. Please check back again sometime soon - Paul
Thank you for sharing!
@markmcintosh9448 - Thanks for watching, and the comment -Paul
I’m from delco and I’ve been trying to find bottle dumps when I go out metal detecting
Just discovered this channel. Watched your video and I subscribed. I hope you have luck next time.
Welcome - Thanks for the subscription
Some of those small milk glass jars have milk glass lids, they are harder to find. If you go back scratch around for them.
@scottmorrow7552 - Thanks for the intel! I'll keep an eye out for them this winter when I head back there again, unfortunately dump digging season is over here in Pennsylvania. Too green, too ticky anyway, thanks for watching and the comment - Paul
The bottles craze is so big broken bottles are half price in the antique malls and lip chips and cracks don't matter anymore. One UA-cam/eBay site just sells broken and chipped bottles. The slicks also sell for five to ten people are using them in their towns the built on their property like the gas station or the general store. The broken shards of the uranium glass are high dollar 25 a lbs for crushing to dust and putting in paint. The other color shards are being sold for mosaics and color pottery shards all mosic art work. The old glass was made with better materials that's why the old Pyrex and fire king and anchor Hocking kitchen ware is valuable it's still not broken but all the new glass breaks right away.
Sorry for going on.
@chrissettles4127 - Wow, thanks for the information.
Nice video by the way
Glad you enjoyed it!
Yes the other one with your wife was nice too
Linseed oil on that wood part on opera glasses
@lindajuneau3290 - Thanks for the tip! I'll try it, but that wood is pretty far gone. Anyway, thank you for watching - Paul
Paredrine-sulfathiazole suspension is a preparation introduced by the Smith, Kline and French Pharmaceutical Company (1943). For upper respiratory tract infections.
@lizarrrdbeth - Thanks for that info. I checked it out on line and it looks like they don't use it anymore? Thanks for watching and the comment - Paul
That's a myth screw tops started in1880.
if fact all those bottles are worth a lot on etsy, not of antique value but for crafting value, several hundred dollars worth there just laying around
@spudspuddy - Carrying out two buckets of bottles was plenty for me. That dump isn't the easiest to access - lots of bushwhacking and it's at least a mile from a place to park, so we had to be selective about what we took. Anyway, thanks for watching & the comment - Paul
@@dirtsandandrocks ok didn't know where it was, i often sell dump stuff crafters buy bags and boxes of shards for mosaics, driftwood, broken glass, they can't be bothered to leave there houses lol
Phonetical way to speak the name Bayer is. B(y)er of that way it would sound like the german word
@schmitzkatzewupper - Thanks for watching & the comment. I appreciate you spending time watching my video - Paul