As soon as I'm thinking it's good to go in the river it rains and it gets too high. This is what I got magnet fishing. Got the stoneware from someone that went into the city for $10, and the Manhattan babies I think is my second mob bottle. The Christopher Columbus medallion I got magnet fishing...
Looks promising, these were all on the surface. Still just a little chilly here in Chicago. Three of us went out, I found a hutch with the bottom busted out. Three others were found intact.
The river has been very kind to me this year. Although it's not easy, managed to have a banner year with milk, beers, hutches, blobs and a couple more items.
Once I figured out what to do, which took probably 2 months out of the 4 months and many miles of both sides of the river. I found out...
Before I ruin it trying to clean it, or throw it out. I don't know anything about bikes but seems like it would be a good original piece to have if that's what it is. Any thoughts.
Quite the age difference, I'm going to go with maybe 1890 to 1950. I kept the squirt bottle just cuz I never had one. And I think somebody called it a ghost, something. It says, switch to squirt never an afterthirst. I like the milk, but too bad someone used it to practice with their BB gun. All...
I'll try to keep it short.
Where I'm at on the river is a bridge a long one that everyone walking by can see me. I look up and there's a lady yelling at me I can't hear what she's saying, I thought it was my wife. I'm about a half a block away I start walking up and I said what's up, are you...
I don't think anything would help washing down meat juice. I'm not real big on insulators but as my name implies, it says postal on it. And that's all it says.
I'm in a river all summer same place, found some nice bottles,
but after the slick hutch yesterday.
Thought I'll try a new spot. After two feet of mud and branches hit the bottom, had to leave, just had a small back pack,but there's more.
Any Hutch is a good one even if it's a common one. I could use some help with the H. Schramm Fullersberg, IL. The one with out the Anvil and FH on the bottom seems to be fairly rare.
Been in the river all summer, and starting to figure it out a little. The Hutch, Milk and Med,
were buried. Rinsed them out with some rock salt and that was it . The Atlas a quick dip in muric acid and that black stain goes bye bye.
I remember seeing that just because an old can is rusted, doesn't mean it's no good. I leave some out there because you can't really read them. Going out today I'll keep some and post pictures of them, not all that interested in them, but somebody might be.
The milk is a nice one, haven't been able to find anything on it yet, but and older timer than me said he saw a court one once. And then number eight for the Pabst collection.
I've noticed people having interest in art deco soda bottles. I find so many of them, I'm not collecting them I give a quick clean, look them up. If anyone is interested in them, send me a message I'll hang on to them for a little while otherwise I'll return them to the wild. These are just four...
It was just a small paper sign for, Cicero bottling works and said he would trade me a bottle for it. Well I saw the bottle and said he could just have the sign, said no I've got two of them, all righty thanks.