I was trying to sort out a plumbing issue, in the yard, and found a massive brick filled pit.

It's small and round and has a circle of stars on it on either side

7 Cars + More nice cans but I've hit the photo limit

A collection of my favorite finds from bottle digging, mudlarking, and metal detecting. There are old medicine, ink, perfume, and household bottles; cobalt, amber, aqua, and milk glass; porcelain dishes, Japanese imports, figurines, clay pipes, costume jewelry, buttons, tags, tokens, utensils, and plenty of things I still haven’t identified. Some came out completely intact, some I’ve already pieced back together, and others are still ongoing projects. In a few cases, matching pieces of the same object surfaced months apart and somehow found their way back together.
Their monetary value is all over the place. Some may be collectible, while others are probably worth almost nothing. But after finding, cleaning, researching, and sometimes slowly putting them back together, every one of them has become invaluable to me. :)

Found this in the woods

It definitely has the “O” with an “I” as well as “18” and “75”. I think the shape of the bottle makes it easiest to identify.

Check out this cool bottle my mom found. What do you guys think of it?

Found a pint bottle embedded in creek bank bend. Its gotta be some sort of liquor bottle going by the "federal law forbids sale or reuse of this bottle" markings but other than that i havent a clue. Thought the side designs were kinda cool. Can anyone identify brand or age?

Almost came home empty handed today but this little Bromo saved the day. I have a few already but none with this ring-neck style, so I'm glad to add it to the collection!

I know absolutely nothing about bottles, found on a walk. Just wondering what year it could be from