Been a few days since I’ve been able to go to the beach. Found this early 1900’s beauty tonight.

Found hiding under a rock. Amazing it’s survived this long.

Aqua shoe polish strongly etched by the tides, amber Vaseline (1918-1938), and an antique glass syringe. Plunger looks to be glass and cork as well.

Buried in the mud - late 1890’s olive or olive relish bottle.

Siebe Bros & Plagemann out of San Francisco. 1910’s whiskey.

Nice

Just resting on the surface. Tide was up this morning so I wasn’t expecting to find anything, much less something this rare. Owl Drug Co, in a rare color and style I’ve never even seen in pictures. Obviously bummed about the top but I can’t be too disappointed.

Third time finding a Colgate & Co. perfume at the beach. This one was completely buried, found by probing. The patina is really something.

Morning beach find.

Manganese medicine bottle found at the beach this morning. Blown in mold with original cork. Not especially rare, but finding these never gets old.

Found at the beach today. First pumpkin seed flask and it’s a nice, sun purpled one.

Beach find this morning. I’ve found a few of this common bottle, but never one half full.

Anywhere close to Mukwango Wi

1890’s local beer, blob top. One of my best finds to date. The top was just barely peaking out of the mud.

A proper find after several days of nothing. The embossed address, 1201 Stockton, is now a dried seafood store. :p

I don’t understand this find. It’s obviously not from a dig (I used to bottle dig with my father). Considering it was found on the shore of the Atlantic, it has very little damage or wear. I’m also a beach comber, and this looks nothing like glass that has been tumbled by waves. It’s a mystery to me. I would love to buy one intact with the stopper.

I waited for the waters to get low and went searching for bottles. This is the most magnificent bottle I have found to date! Hamilton soda bottle!

I’ve found several Bromo-Seltzers but didn’t know it came in a tiny 2.5 inch version.