100 Year old Soda and some Cork Tops

[fldwlkr]

We had a good soaking the other day so I was out checking some ravines for glass. Found one of the little perfumes first. It has an Owens mark from 1920. The Fuller Xenia Soda was just peaking its neck out and required a little work to get it. I'm thinking, "Come on, don't be broke" the whole time I'm wiggling it free. It has a 1918 date and was made in Newark, Ohio. The others are machine made with bubbles in the glass, suggesting a similar age. A good walk in the woods with deer, hawks, and some old glass to boot.
Good Luck out there, fldwlkr

[JoshinMO]

Good Hunting, look's like an Awesome Yard too!

[BabaORiley]

Nice finds Fldwlkr. Love finding those old bottles...

[Havenhunter]

I love old bottles. They tell a rich history of a region's past & unlike plastic when discarded don't harm the environment. Nice finds. Most glass I find on the beach are mere shards.

[2ndoldman]

Those bottles are sweet Tim.
Are the corks new?

[fldwlkr]

Thanks all, it's good to be finding a few. The corks are new and the bottles have been soaked and scrubbed. The little perfumes would have had rubber stoppers w/ glass "dabbers" for application.
Thanks for looking, fldwlkr

[Kentucky point]

Great job! You never know what you may find in some places. This April, I was walking along a creek (for no apparent reason) and I found a 1940's era 7-up bottles in perfect condition. It was bottled in Maysville KY - an hour from where I live.

[Hoss]

Nice finds I used to dig bottles.

[Sugaree]

Great finds love the perfume bottles. Be safe in the ravines almost got tagged by a copperhead yesterday. Awesome the soda bottle was whole.