r/BottleDigging • u/Cat_man-Kayden • Jun 27 '25
Today we hit a new milestone for our subreddit, 50,000 members. I, and the other moderators of this subreddit would just like to thank you for what you do here in our community. Thank you all for keeping this a nice, welcoming place for anyone who is interested in this hobby of bottles. To all who do anything from posting to commenting or even just viewing, you are all very much appreciated.
r/BottleDigging • u/massahoochie • Oct 02 '24
In light of all the recent bots and posts involving stolen or reposted photos, we feel it is necessary to officiate a rule that explicitly states that this subreddit allows original content only.
Many members have been quick to point out posts that have previously been posted on this subreddit or do not belong to OP altogether. I want to be clear that the mod team sincerely appreciates your efforts to keep this sub free of spam and keep stolen content at bay. I applaud anyone who has submitted a report as it really helps us and I hope you continue to be vigilant and report the posts that are questionable in the future.
As always, happy bottledigging and thank you for making this subreddit an absolute joy to be a part of! Cheers!!!
r/BottleDigging • u/Sopaya1 • 4h ago
Not sure what to do with them now lol.
I was thinking of using them at an engagement party. Or on a windowsill with plants in them. Thoughts?
r/BottleDigging • u/dave-k-13 • 13h ago
1940s Clorox bottle with the cap. Found near the old Amatol Raceway in south jersey.
r/BottleDigging • u/whyamihere659742 • 7h ago
House was built in 1979 in australia if that helps
r/BottleDigging • u/Windycityunicycle • 23h ago
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r/BottleDigging • u/raphj0 • 1d ago
Found this lodged in the mud along the Saint John river. Can anyone share the potential time period of this piece? I’d like to know if anyone has seen something like this before..
r/BottleDigging • u/One-Gas-3132 • 1d ago
Video of me finding it in the comments!
r/BottleDigging • u/Windycityunicycle • 1d ago
r/BottleDigging • u/VariousNervousness • 1d ago
I dug this one earlier in the summer, hence having taken nice pics, but I never posted. A quick search seems that flint Rawleighs are more common, any idea what the amber contained or if they’re rare. One of my faves either way.
r/BottleDigging • u/Successful_Hunt8205 • 1d ago
r/BottleDigging • u/OutdoorLover73 • 1d ago
I found two websites online showing a bottle looking identical upfront, but the marks on the bottom are different as both bottles I found online say : "0.5l, Db/Gr." But mine only says:"0.5l, Gr." The last picture is one I found online of the bottle which looks like mine
r/BottleDigging • u/AdditionSea2380 • 2d ago
What could this bottle be? Google isn’t helping much
r/BottleDigging • u/Successful_Hunt8205 • 1d ago
r/BottleDigging • u/BarefootJohn • 1d ago
Dug this out of an old dump site in Foley Alabama back in 2001.
r/BottleDigging • u/PsychDiamond • 1d ago
The liquid inside is dark and thick, similar to syrup. Not much liquid left so i didnt notice when I first bought it. Havent opened it, since i dont know whats inside.
My google searches have all ended with references to a harry potter potion so asking here.
r/BottleDigging • u/erms • 1d ago
I’m new to identifying bottles based off their marks. Anyone able to identify these pieces? Thank you!
