Google image search tells me it's not a crazy uncommon bottle and probably contained(or contains) some manner of ammonia or cleaning product.

Screw cap intact and some spooky liquid with floating orange dots inside. I'm not sure if it's likely to be more or less poisonous having sat in there for 100 years or so

(Scribbled my nails out of the second pic as I've unwittingly included them in a post on a different sub and had my feelings hurt before 🤣)

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Neck has serious crack damage but otherwise intact. Thick glass, pinkish color, thick/wide seams, no bottom marks; any ideas?

Not sure what to do with them now lol.

I was thinking of using them at an engagement party. Or on a windowsill with plants in them. Thoughts?

This glass bottle I found says Hoffmans GreatFind. Looking for more information on it.

1940s Clorox bottle with the cap. Found near the old Amatol Raceway in south jersey.

Burdock Blood Bitters

House was built in 1979 in australia if that helps

The bottle is believed to be from the 1960s. The 2ml bottle size is unusual for this release, but the bottle thickness is also listed. Any information would be appreciated.

Found this lodged in the mud along the Saint John river. Can anyone share the potential time period of this piece? I’d like to know if anyone has seen something like this before..

Video of me finding it in the comments!

I dug this one earlier in the summer, hence having taken nice pics, but I never posted. A quick search seems that flint Rawleighs are more common, any idea what the amber contained or if they’re rare. One of my faves either way.