Several Keeper Bottles

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Those are great. I would definitely be going back and getting what you can. Did you guys dig down at all or were they all surface finds? I’d probably do some digging too or at least remember that spot for the spring.
 
Those are great. I would definitely be going back and getting what you can. Did you guys dig down at all or were they all surface finds? I’d probably do some digging too or at least remember that spot for the spring.

Mostly surface, if you can believe it.
Unfortunately two nights in the low teens have frozen our ground:mad:
 
Very cool bottles! Congrats on the finds. I hope you haul out some more beauties on your return trip. I love those cobalt blue bottles!
 
Cool! The Albert Raasch and the B. Herman bottles look to be circa 1915 and may have been pop or mineral water, not necessarily beer. I couldn't find anything listing them as beers. The C.E. Johnson has been mentioned online as a medicine (cough syrup?) but that style bottle is more likely stove polish or similar. Nice cobalt blue Emersons there. What does the one with the yellow stuff inside say, can't tell. I would definately hit that place good to find more.

Here is a page showing a 1890s B.Herman hutchinson type bottle:

http://www.mrbottles.com/Gallery/4333BlueRibbonBottlingWorksBHermanMilwaukeeWisconsin

Also a page showing a brown Raasch bottle resembling a beer but doesn't say what the contents were.

http://www.mrbottles.com/Gallery/AlbertRaaschMilwaukee
 
Nice ones! I also have several of the cobalt Bromos, they came in about four or five different sizes I believe, even smaller than the smallest you have, sampler.
 
Nice bottles. Bottle collecting is something that I will need to learn more about. I've come across a number of old looking bottles while visiting yard sales etc.
 
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