George W. F. Abraham drummer in the 1st Minnesota infantry captured Jun 22 1864 he died in captivity in Andersonville prison Nov 12 1864. He never saw his 18th birthday he was only 17 when he died.
High quality images of cemeteries and graves.
High quality images of cemeteries and graves.
Sergeant Oliver Williams he was born in my hometown. He was one of 5 children of freeman and Anna Willam’s. He was captured at Plymouth sc and died as a prisoner of war in Andersonville prison. He was only 23 years old. He was Only a year older than I am now.
High quality images of cemeteries and graves.
Sgt Thomas Seymour 1st Delaware infantry. His father was from Virginia and his mother was from Pennsylvania. They were living in Baltimore at the start of the war. Thomas ran away and joined the 1st Delaware. He was killed instantly at the battle of Gettysburg July 3rd. He was 21
A history subreddit for the American Civil War, which lasted from 1861 to 1865.
21 year old Sgt Thomas Seymour 1st Delaware infantry. His father was from Virginia and his mother was from Pennsylvania. They were living in Baltimore at the start of the war. Thomas ran away and joined the 1st Delaware. He was killed instantly at the battle of Gettysburg July 3rd.
High quality images of cemeteries and graves.
The smallest and most skinny hand blown perfume bottle I’ve ever seen
From discovery to identification, here is anything related to the hobby of collecting antique bottles or glass. We welcome our users to post photos of their finds, ask questions and share stories about bottle digging. Whether your collection was found in a traditional dump, on the surface, under water, purchased, or passed down through generations- we want to see them!
Penny pipes I’ve found here in western New York State and a nice buchan & portobello Edinburgh Scotland ginger beer 1867-1882.
For fans of wallowing in mud and finding old things.
Another pre prohibition beer bottle I found in the same creek as the one from Rochester N.Y this one I had to clean because it was covered in algae because it was exposed to the sun while in the water.
For fans of wallowing in mud and finding old things.
A couple Baltimore loop blob tops the L. Brass blob dates to pre 1894 because his store burned down that year. I had a second one from him but I gave it to my fiancé. The amber one is sadly not embossed.
From discovery to identification, here is anything related to the hobby of collecting antique bottles or glass. We welcome our users to post photos of their finds, ask questions and share stories about bottle digging. Whether your collection was found in a traditional dump, on the surface, under water, purchased, or passed down through generations- we want to see them!
Some buffalo NY pre prohibition beer and 1890s soda bottles
For discussion about the Upstate region of New York State.
Some buffalo NY pre prohibition beer and 1890s soda bottles
From discovery to identification, here is anything related to the hobby of collecting antique bottles or glass. We welcome our users to post photos of their finds, ask questions and share stories about bottle digging. Whether your collection was found in a traditional dump, on the surface, under water, purchased, or passed down through generations- we want to see them!
Bartholomay beer bottle from Rochester NY I found at the bottom of a local creek. It’s one of 3 in my collection. The flowing water kept algae from growing on it. It dates to before 1920, before prohibition came into effect in my state.
For fans of wallowing in mud and finding old things.
Finds from walking the local creek in my town and bottle digging. All the marbles were found in the same creek and all but one of the doorknobs came from my towns local dump from the late 1800s. All found in western New York State.
For fans of wallowing in mud and finding old things.
What soda bottles looked like between 1880/1912. These are called Hutchinson bottles. The metal part is the stopper which would have had a rubber gasket which sealed the bottle and kept the carbonation. They were replaced by the bottle cap.
A place for things that are of slight interest, including sticks, fingers, hands and wasps.
All of my 1890s soda bottles from western New York
For discussion about the Upstate region of New York State.
Artifacts I’ve collected while bottle digging. Pipe bowls, porcelain doorknobs and a toothbrush and porcelain and glass bottle stoppers
From discovery to identification, here is anything related to the hobby of collecting antique bottles or glass. We welcome our users to post photos of their finds, ask questions and share stories about bottle digging. Whether your collection was found in a traditional dump, on the surface, under water, purchased, or passed down through generations- we want to see them!
More fallen soldiers from my hometown Perry ny. Half of them were in the 24th NY light artillery.
A history subreddit for the American Civil War, which lasted from 1861 to 1865.
1951 Pepsi bottle from the local bottling plant in Batavia N.Y.
For discussion about the Upstate region of New York State.
My Coca Cola flavor bottle from Rochester N.Y most of the bottlers created their own brands, with orange, root beer, strawberry, grape and fruit-flavored drinks. This one was made by A.L Anderson a local bottler.
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My only intact Coca Cola bottle. It’s a Pat D 1938-1951 from Rochester N.Y I found it myself outside half buried in ground. The date code is 1947
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My humble collection
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My Pat 1923 root glass Coca Cola I found broken outside in 3 pieces, I had to glue it back together. It’s not worth anything but I like it. I nicknamed it my “jigsaw puzzle coke” it’s from 1931
From discovery to identification, here is anything related to the hobby of collecting antique bottles or glass. We welcome our users to post photos of their finds, ask questions and share stories about bottle digging. Whether your collection was found in a traditional dump, on the surface, under water, purchased, or passed down through generations- we want to see them!
Kirby
Void Cats, not to be confused with r/BlackCats Void cats are cats that have an indistinguishable shape, they are usually black cats that at a distance look like an ambiguous blob of cat. AKA, the Where's Waldo of cats
Kirby
Only the most luxurious kitties are welcome here!
My hometowns memorial for its fallen Union soldiers Wyoming county N.Y. and some of their headstones
For discussion about the Upstate region of New York State.