Been gone to Grandma's again, came back with some good finds! Also have other finds from this month.

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I'm sorry I've been gone for a while, but I've been in Wapato, WA at my Grandma's again, finding old bottles! STILL don't have camera access yet....

Here's what I found, that I took home (the others are still at Grandmas', and I will be moving permantly out of the Seattle area in June)

Old whiskey bottle (unk. date) Seems to have line embossing on one half of the bottle, and a big square top with the cork inside, empty however.
Early 70s pepsi bottle (One Pint, with red white and blue Pepsi and Pepsi cola logos)
A bottle of Rath Packing Company Pork Feet (1970s) Says Rath Packing Company, General Offices Waterloo, Iowa, and has grocery labels ($2.90)
1960s pepsi bottle (26 fl oz, with vintage Pepsi logo)
Mid 1960s 7-Up bottle (Has the 7-up logo that looks like
7.UP that has a red dot between the 7 and the U
A jar of Mayfresh pure strawberry preserves (1960s) The Mayfresh label was distributed by a grocery store called Mayfair Market, in the 60s and 70s, and has been out of business for about 25 years now.

I found at a thrift store in Yakima a...
Purex bottle (unk. date, 1950s probably) Is amber brown and has the word PUREX on the top of the bottle. No date.

On a trip to an antique shop here in Bothell, I found the following...
Butter-Nut Coffee can (1960s) Says one pound-regular grind and "The Coffee Delicious" on it.
Sanka Coffee can (late 50s) Old can. Made by Maxwell House Division San Leandro, CA, U.S.A.
1960s can of Valvoline Utility Oil. Completely full.
Late 50s bottle of 7up (7 fl oz. Made in Seattle, Wash, by the Glaser Beverage company.)
1970s bottle of Hires Root Beer (10 fl oz)
1960s box of Crown Colony (Safeway brand) Cloves. Completely full, never opened.
Early 60s box of Breeze (Safeway brand) Cheese spread. Similar to Velvetta, but a different brand.
Early 80s box of Kroger Ginger

Havent been out metal detecting, but did find a penny, a nickel and a dime, all with my own eyes. Only clad.