got the British Troops Oil bottle for only $3.00 but spend over a hundred on the Simcoe beverage bottle with amazing ACL graphics and picture of Champlain monument- Orillia.
Nice detecting, in midland I metal detected the shoreline/wharfs last year finding many american coins but hardly Canadian coins, must of been durning the summer more Americans on the waterfront than Canadians from the steamships landing from Chicago, etc.
Nice variety, hutch, CODD, milk glass, pop, medicine, milk bottle, mason jar, ink, stone ginger beer. I'm from north of Barrie,near your parts. As appraisal goes/ value hmm... Hard to say you got some maybe rare ones, the higher priced ones is your hutches and milk bottles if a from rare...
yea the price book are good to know which is rare or not and the estimated value ( which some might still hold its original value price from 22 years ago) but yea if you look at coin/bottle/ antique price books published in between (1997-2005) the prices are crazy high when collecting was at its...
Yea Dr. Dean axelson price book isnt too revelant to today's prices (22 years old at the height of the 2000s antique boom) honestly I think I did see one in a Barrie antique shop go for 50$ I think 5 years ago
I got abunch of militaria from the war just in other displays and on my walls ( here's one example) . It would be nice to get something in the glassware plateware retaining to the war but super rare to come by, I almost got a plate with roman numerals "104" meaning the British 104 regiment...
I got abunch of militaria from the war just in other displays and on my walls . It would be nice to get something in the glassware plateware retaining to the war but super rare to come by, I almost got a plate with roman numerals "104" meaning the British 104 regiment during the war but someone...
there's no real way to know if there's glass in the ground unfortually unless you got an expensive ground penetrating radar haha. I look for the back road end or like a curve in the roads a good sign, people around here use wide mouthpitch forks so they don't damage the bottle and you get use to...
there's no real way to know if there's glass in the ground unfortually unless you got an expensive ground penetrating radar haha. I look for the back road end or like a curve in the roads a good sign, people around here use wide mouthpitch forks so they don't damage the bottle and you get use to...
Hello, that's neat your getting into bottle digging, I believe it helps bring more unknown bottles to market and helps retain history for the future generations through glassware. I'm from simcoe county ( not too far) been digging for over a decade now, but its getting harder these days to dig...
You gotta watch the Murdock mysteries episode on cobalt, (season 8/ episode 11) very sad how they forced the first nation off the land abruptly for the silver
Its dutch style, " Africa" maybe a colonized dutch community in Africa, hey the boer war is in that close time period, the boers where African dutch settlers fighting against the British empire, a horrible messy war