Digging Oahu

[Hezezilla]

Yeah, Thats why I asked what color & what date, the WWII Military Cokes from 1943-45 seem to usually be Clear with no city or state names on bottom. Aqua ones are the oddball ones with those dates it seems. Pic of mine. Leon.View attachment 257869

Any of those smoke? I got one that's straw and one that's smoke

 

[hemihampton]

NO, All natural & all original, some have a little bit of a multi color florescent tint to them slightly.

 

[buriedtreasuretime]

Aqua, 1944 I think. I ended up giving it to my friend. He's a new digger and went with me on this dig.

TH, doesn’t that mean territory of Hawaii, not a state yet?


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[Hezezilla]

TH, doesn’t that mean territory of Hawaii, not a state yet?


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Yes. Territory of Hawaii. Early bottles (pre1910) also sometimes have HT for Hawaiian Territory.

 

[buriedtreasuretime]

TH, doesn’t that mean territory of Hawaii, not a state yet?


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Yes, did you find a Scofield Barracks soda


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[Hezezilla]

Yes, did you find a Scofield Barracks soda


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The only military soda I know about was the First Infantry Post Exchange and those bottles are extremely rare. The glass on those were really fragile and so among collectors, they are a holy grail bottle. I have never found one.

 

[Hezezilla]

Went again to this spot and found good pieces once again.

That Chinese medicinal liquor on the left is a tough one. Next to it is an unusual variety of the common Mitsuya Cider bottles. Then is a Dorikono tonic and then small food bottle, also from Japan. I'll post more photos tomorrow.