19th Century Bottles of the British Military In October of 2001 we visited the HMS Trincomalee (HMS Trincomalee was one of 47 Leda class frigates built for the British Navy between 1800 and 1830) at the Historic Quay in Hartlepool, England. During the tour I spoke with some of the guides and found that they were not aware of these bottles and were interested in learning more. Added on: 19-Jul-2006 | hits: 492 Report broken link | Details
A PRIMER ON FRUIT JARS The hermetic preserving of food... This revolutionary invention allowed families to prepare for the winter by "putting up" what they had in abundance in the fall. Families often traded a jar of this for a jar of that, preparing for the lean season with relative abundance. Added on: 18-Jul-2006 | hits: 341 Report broken link | Details
Alan's U.K. Bottle Collecting Page Number of prospective tips available for digging is rapidly diminishing but determined exploration of local antique and junk shops can often be rewarded with the occasional find. Added on: 07-Mar-2005 | hits: 895 Report broken link | Details
Alexa - Browse: Bottles The most visited sites in all 'Bottles' categories. 1. Antique Bottle Collectors Haven www.antiquebottles.com Added on: 17-Apr-2005 | hits: 603 Report broken link | Details
Antique Beer Bottles Before 1850, beer bottles were black glass with a pontil, typically made in a three-piece mold. Embossed beer bottles did not start appearing until after 1850. Added on: 17-Jul-2006 | hits: 442 Report broken link | Details
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