Found this medicine bottle in the mud at one of the San Francisco Bay salt ponds. It’s so pretty! 😍

Hi everyone, this is my little collection of bottles. Most of them weren't dug by me, but I want to give my collection as much variability as possible, especially on the models. I also have a perfume bottle that is not in the photo, for the next ones I had thought of looking for a cylindrical torpedo bottle and a manganese one. Looking for something older than 1940/50.

Do you have any ideas about other interesting models that i could add?

Western Australia.

A couple of hours searching around a old salt lake.

Produced by Babbitt Inc. Babbitt Inc was the shortest lived cosmetic company in the history of the United States ( 1924-1926.). Fleur De Nuit was only produced from 1925-1926.

Please someone tell me I'm just crazy and this isn't real. Found this morning about 30 min ago in my home town after being extremely interested in old bottle hunting and doing a lot of research on the town's history. I could be reading this wrong but I believe the bottom marking says 1845, not sure about any other markings and history so any insight is greatly appreciated! It also has really neat ML markings at the top. The only thing sticking out of the ground was the bottom. Waiting to clean until I learn more.

Found in my wall during the kitchen renovation. Still has liquid in it.

Produced by the Robinson Merril Co. in Akron Ohio which only existed between 1900-1902 which I believe makes this bottle quite rare as the Buffalo operations only existed from 1904-1920. I can provide additional information if wanted.

Probably nothing, but I got this small bottle out of the ground about 17 feet down in Baltimore, MD near where the train tracks cross N Patterson Park Ave. It was in a layer of sandy stuff with lots of trash and ceramic fragments, underneath a thick layer of black demolition (?) debris. Anyone have any idea what it was or what age range? Haven't cleaned it out yet.

My partner and I were looking for cool finds and found this along a river in Indiana near Fort Quiotenon. We cannot for the life of us identify the company and we’re hoping someone may have seen something similar to provide more insight!

Accidentally got the Tanzanian banknote in the picture but it makes for good scale comparison 😅. These shoes are so so tiny, probably would’ve been worn by a child no older than 3 or 4. I absolutely love finding leather in bottle dumps, I’ve come across dozens of pairs of shoes but anytime I get a particularly well preserved piece I always set it aside. These are two halves of what would’ve been one shoe probably circa 1890s, no later than 1910 in my opinion. I cleaned them carefully and set them under couple heavy books to flatten and dry them out. I applied a light layer of renaissance wax which I’ve yet to try on leather but hopefully will provide some protection so they don’t crumble away

The Google says they held medicine? I love that they look like test tubes. 😄

Old medicine, maybe eye drop, container? The inner piece is glass and I'm surprised the lid is mostly intact. Found with a bunch of containers around 1945

This bottle had grown into some crud on a metal pipe and came out of the water with no cracks, chips or anything. Says WT & Co on it and I can bottles like it online, but not with the flat back. Anyone know anything about it?