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Little Poison W/Applicator
Yeah, just straight glass applicator. And I've seen (and may still have) iodine bottles like it, but with rubber tops. What you're seeing is the cork and likely moss or something. I can't pull the whole applicator out without breaking off the remaining bit of cork inside. I have others like this... -
Little Poison W/Applicator
Yeah... maybe iodine? It's hard to say, because, no... nothing on it or the others like it. One is cobalt blue, though. And I've found iodine bottles from later dates, with old-style rubber on the applicator cap, so maybe it's that? -
Doll Head from England Found in Idaho Ghost Town
Creepy indeed!- Kevin S.
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- Forum: Any other Collectibles
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Doll Head from England Found in Idaho Ghost Town
Awesome! Thanks!- Kevin S.
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- Forum: Any other Collectibles
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Gridley Half-Pint Dating Help
Wow. A lot of variance. I'll get into that link more deeply. Thank you!- Kevin S.
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- Forum: Milk & Dairy bottles
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Gridley Half-Pint Dating Help
Yeah, the combination of the glass maker, the 29, and the seam line stopping before the lip all threw me. I figured it wasn't 1829, but if it was 1929 I'd have expected the seam to go over the lip. But milk bottles seem to be the exception to the rule. So I'm going with 1929 as the date. :)...- Kevin S.
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- Forum: Milk & Dairy bottles
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Gridley Half-Pint Dating Help
Thank you so much. I wondered about the 29. But it's never so simple. Haha! Glad it is. And yeah... triangle with an S. I'll keep looking for that aspect. Thank you for the info and link!- Kevin S.
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- Forum: Milk & Dairy bottles
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Some Older Marbles
Haha! I have no idea. :) I won't kick myself for it, I really had no idea about them. And I have no idea who I gave it to. -
Some Older Marbles
Okay! So looking up firing rests, I learned a bit about how marbles are made and found out that these are Bennington marbles and those are indeed their firing rests. And yeah, these small ones are common. The "pontil mark value" was about as true as I suspected. Thank you. Here's some cool... -
Some Older Marbles
Are these dots firing rests? I'll have to look that up. I've never even been sure these are marbles. Gave one away... -
Gridley Half-Pint Dating Help
Sorry, meant to post these...- Kevin S.
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- Forum: Milk & Dairy bottles
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Gridley Half-Pint Dating Help
Thank you! Good to know about milk bottles. So there is a manufacturers mark at the bottom (Thatcher Glass Manufacturing) and opposite it, just the number 2.- Kevin S.
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- Forum: Milk & Dairy bottles
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Gridley Half-Pint Dating Help
Hi, Milk Bottle Wise Ones, I have this 1/2 pint I found in Milwaukee about 10 years ago when they were tearing down an old school. It was just right there in the dirt when I was walking past. The seam trips me up. It doesn't run all the way up to the lip. I can't really get a good photo of it...- Kevin S.
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- Forum: Milk & Dairy bottles
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Question about digging a privy
The bottom of an outhouse is the "seed layer". Once you begin running into a bit of a thick patch of assorted seeds, you know you've reached its bottom. :) I'd also check with the people living there and see if they may have old photos of the place, that makes it simple to find the privy.- Kevin S.
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- Forum: Digging and Finding
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Some Older Marbles
Here's some of the marbles I've found. I was told when I found the little ceramic-type ones that the value depended on how many pontil marks were on 'em, and in 1992, they were apparently worth $15 for each mark. I have no idea the truth of that. If anyone knows, I'd appreciate confirmation or... -
THOUGHT I was cleaning these...
Yes. Growing up around here, we learned about Buckskin Bill. :) My dad actually had a gold claim near his old haunts. I'm not sure about it, but I believe there are photos from the Calvary Encampment I'm talking about. I'll look around.- Kevin S.
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- Forum: Cleaning and Repairing
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THOUGHT I was cleaning these...
That would be a good idea. So, since I have in the past brewed rootbeer and stuff, i used to have a long, flexible, bottle brush with bristles going up at least 7 inches, and a braided metal handle. One of the baby bottle ones I just got is similar to that, but super small.- Kevin S.
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- Forum: Cleaning and Repairing
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THOUGHT I was cleaning these...
You know, I'm not sure what they were for. I've generally labeled that kind a medicine. But thinking about it, I really don't know.- Kevin S.
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- Forum: Cleaning and Repairing
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THOUGHT I was cleaning these...
I actually got a set of baby bottle brushes. :) Thank you! And yeah... I like those rainbow-y purple ones, too.- Kevin S.
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Husky beverages bottles. Please help it's been driving me crazy!- Started by Step Back In Time
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