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San Francisco "Big Dig" of 1998
Take a trip back in time, a whole 23 years to the Big Dig in San Francisco in 1998. Here is a "behind the scenes" look at this infamous dig in heart of a bustling San Francisco.
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Lot 115 Auction 69
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JACOB DENZLER SAN FRANCISCO THIS BOTTLE NOT TO BE SOLD. With three bears drinking beer. Here’s a rare bear, or should we say rare bears. Certainly, one of the more graphic of the western bottles bar none. Embossed with three bears drinking bear, they are standing there with empties at their feet. This bottle had a chip on the front of the lip, and we had it repaired. We were astonished at the j...
Lot 088 Auction 69
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CASSIN’S GRAPE BRANDY BITTERS. The irony of offering another aqua blue Cassin’s is not lost on us and after selling the only other example we’d ever seen-it is quite a surprise. Never would we have guessed that when we went to the Mullally house that there would be another example albeit with a crack in it. For those that missed it we sold the last example in perfect condition for $155,000. The...
Lot 003 Auction 69
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WORMSER BROS. SAN FRANCISCO flask with applied champagne style or applied band top. 1865-67. Here is another flask that contained 21 ounces of liquid. I’m not sure that collectors ever thought of it as a quart or even wondered about the different variants of western flasks regarding volume. Along with the J. Angeli flask it is anyone’s guess why the earliest made western flasks are also the lar...
Lot 029 Auction 68
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W. & CO. N.Y. PINEAPPLE BITTERS iron pontil yellow-green. P-100 Here is a bitters bottle that comes with a couple different initials and of course, in numerous colors. Predictably they have good base wear, as this one shows, because one has to believe they were kept around for some time. This one is a terrific off color, and an early example. Overall, despite the heavy use, it appears to have l...
Lot 032 Auction 68
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HARVEY’S PRAIRIE BITTERS. H-67 As Ring/Ham points out, these are considered one of the top ten bitters bottles by collectors today. That could have changed but regardless, you have to love the amazing design incorporated into this now believed, Chicago bitters. It was often thought it was made for an Indiana company. With four rows of barrels along each edge and a makeshift ear of corn as the s...
Lot 041 Auction 68
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W.C. & CO NY PINEAPPLE BITTERS WHIMSY with open type pontil, 6 ¾” with rolled lip. 1865-70. McKearin plate 252. Here is an amber whimsy made from a Pineapple Bitters mold. This was something a glassblower might do at the end of the day, and present it to someone possibly as a flower vase. As is typical with the bottles, this one has lots of wear on the base. These pineapple bitters seem to have...
Lot 078 Auction 68
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A.B. MYERS AM ROCK ROSE NEW HAVEN. Connecticut, ca. 1845 -1860, iron pontiled with applied top. 9 ¼”. These bottles are another container that make you wonder with the contents intact how functional it would be to pour the contents into a glass. It probably weighed a few pounds when full. With the applied round top and beautiful shade of bluish green it strikes quite a pose. The usual overall c...
LOT 080 Auction 68
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DR. WYNKOOP’S KATHARISMIC HONDURAS SARSAPARILLA NEW YORK.1855-1865. Open pontil. We’ve handled a few of these larger than life cobalt sarsaparillas and each one seems to have their own identity. This is a deep baby blue with the lettering completely readable which isn’t always the case. The pontil is about half-dollar size and quite crude. On close inspection the bottle looks to have been profe...
LOT 095 Auction 68
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AMMONIA MNFD. BY S.F. GASLIGHT CO. Applied top, found in Grass Valley in December of 1991. Here’s one that has the elongated mold in light cobalt blue. We are not sure why the blue examples have that extension; it’s seen with a mold line circling the lower one inch of the bottle. A label on the base says it was found off Main Street near High. This one has some nice bubbles and light crudity an...
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Stupid useless like u video
What to keep and what to throw away lol
Great video thanks. Good title too
I have one of these that's clear that we found in our ceiling.
I have one just like that. Mine is missing the cap. Maybe it doesn't have a cap. Can you or anyone advise me on that? Thank you.
How old is the Washington d.c. coca cola bottle 10 oz to have a f on it
My family sold this patent medicine in the 1870’s-90’s. I have the formula, and It would probably kill you if you drank it for long…. My great great grandfather Isaac Coblentz, his brother John Philip Coblentz, and J. P.’s brother in law Samuel Ridenour had a company called Ridenour, Coblentz and Co. They were based out of Springfield, Clark County, Ohio, and began marketing “Hindoo Pain Conqueror” around 1872. They had a traveling salesmen by the name of C. S. Ritz who sold their wares in the early 1870’s. There are advertisements that indicate my great grandfather Frank H. Coblentz also sold the “Hindoo Pain Conqueror” up until at least 1890. The recipient was passed down from my grandfather. I will say it had alcohol, opium, chloroform, and other ingredients…. I would love to to purchase a “Hindoo Pain Conqueror” bottle for my own collection.
Thank you from an archaeologist. Super useful info to remind me if I haven't worked with bottles for a while :)
Ball jars are 15 each and blue are 45 each. Since bottles have blown up. Everyone is getting them
Wrong all of those sell 10 bucks each now. And the embossed ones 20 bucks each. Hobble skirt cokes are all 50 to 100 each
Hello, I just joined your channel. I would like to ask you a few questions I live in a old farm house and in the cellar I have a window that looks under the porch I believe anyway I saw a bunch of bottles sticking up so I had my grandson climb in there and I got 5 1 gl bottles but 1 is what I would like to ask about it a 1 gl basket weave but on the front there’s a clear square good size almost the whole front any idea what that would be? I also found the biggest Atlas mason jar with top but the metal piece that holds the top has rotted away and quite a few others one of the 5 gl has the round lip oh I didn’t state there jugs. What I did love was one of the wine bottles has a green and amber color on it looks like a mistake but I love it and oh a quart size clear Newport root beer have you heard of that? Now this house was built in 1912 so I believe they may be 100 years old some of them there are two milk of magnesium blue which I read are from the 50’s not sure about that I’ve looked at the line that runs up and they all go to the top except for one wine bottle also is there anything to do for the glass sickness? I’m actually still cleaning the inside with the degreaser soaks inside. Sorry so long just got excited because I love bottles have a bunch of little ones I’ve had for years ink wells colics and so on. I also do crafts in bottles but I don’t know if anyone would be interested in buying these so I don’t know if I should use them for that can you lmk what you think of that as well. But I’m really curious about the weaved one. Ty for any replies.
Your video's and pictures from your website are good for identifying bottles but we also what to know the value of them. Maybe: what they sold for or the listing price, or the bid it's self.
I'm not into it for money. I love glass.
New discovered,,,1875 harold club reno ezra brooks dice shaped bottle
For the most part I disagree. I have sold and still sell these mind of older colorful bottles. You missed a lot of common bottles that mo one wants and are hard sellers like Certo, Clorox, ketchup, mustard, Kremlin, clear canning jars, beer, unembossed liquor, et cetera.
I pick the obscure things, that's the VALUE I assign this.
They ALL HAVE VALUE. It depends on your definition of VALUE. Money does not rule this World, in spite of one thinks. Value is gold you assign to it. That being said, of course some things are WORTH MORE than others. It's up to YOU to find Out?
You should have seen what came out of San Francisco during the Big Dig of 1971.
And the Scott Island Reno dig, Waialua Soda Works in 1967....
And that's why building sites are wrapped in tarped chain link covered in boulders. I was 27, and not formally a bottle digger.
I have a brown bottle I cannot find info on
How much would one cost today?
@bottlened
I have one from 1749
I can't believe you said people's meat was half rancid back then I called b******* on that
not valuable is the quality of your video camera ... almost unwatchable
$40k - $50K bottle in 1998, I can only imagine what that would go for today. A Dillywhacker indeed...
I guess it really depends on who's looking for these types then the value that they would put on it not just someone that's looking to sell. I'm going to go out on a limb and say you're probably an auctioneer for buy and sell for profit
I'm going to go out on a limb and say you've never sold a bottle in your whole life.
For auction houses, common bottles are just not of interest.
Some people just collect these bottles because they find beauty in them, even if they have no value. You Sir are obviously only interested in the money!
You are free to collect all the worthless bottles you want!..
Most turn of the century slick whiskey flasks are a dime a dozen. Most turn of the century wine bottles are that way also.
3/29/22- canning jars, what about lightning? ever hear of them??
What a stupid video. Those bottles have value, Dude is just a SNOB!!!!
DO US ALL A FAVOR.....STOP FONDLING THE BOTTLE!!! IM DIZZY, BUT THE INFORMATION WAS GOOD.
I have 1bottle like the color green bottle... I want to sale the bottle
I have it, how much one bottle
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Very entertaining IF any of those bottles are worth say $5 dollars sell it and then buy a lottery ticket.And if you win the lottery it means any bottle can win millions🙂bit of lateral thinking goes a long way............
I have a rare tiny half bottle ,bottom end witch is the bottle middle. Not no bigger than My thumb nail,it is glass,with long neck even has a for cork in the round top,kinda pink.it has lots of energy, What is it's eat an
Would like to send photo better yet a video.ty
@@rebawaits5012 Hello have an old carved coca cola bottle that l want to sell
Thank you for this video. It was very informational. We are beginners, and we have dug almost every single one of those! Lol!! Beauty IS in the eye of the beholder, we did keep them- but it's still good to know what's common, and what's not.
Hilarious!
Very awesome video 👍 WOW very nice explanation on all the bottle's 👍 wow 👍 just subscribe to your channel 👍
Why are you moving it around so much? Chill bro
Very helpful video! Thank you!
I was 14
I have one of those but mine is olive green and has a iron pontil
Interested in a '78 styrofoam label 48oz coke bottle in near mint with sealed cap?
I’d be interested, how would you value it?
Nice video! Just unearthed two 1950s coke bottles in our yard. Pretty fun even if no real value. Thanks!
The proof on film, I was beginning to think it was an urban legend.
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