Bottle Digging / Diving Book!

   “The Field Guide to American Trash”   is now available on Amazon 
                  Or Email me for direct orders at Bramiam@aol.com
                        cover final

Diggers, divers, and history buffs will really enjoy reading this one of a kind book that has been years in the making!  A full 200 pages and 180 color photos covering everything from digging 1800’s outhouse pits, old farm dumps, snorkeling in streams, scuba diving in deep rivers, and even gathering “jewel grade” sea glass that are old bottle shards that have been tumbled naturally in the surf.     ___________________________________________________________________________________________

Other articles and writing

https://www.worthpoint.com/author/bram This link will bring you to my 60+ published articles featured on Worthpoint online, where each week, a different type of antique or collectible is featured.

This link will bring you to my most recent article on antique bottle stoppers, and how they change the values of bottles.    https://www.worthpoint.com/articles/glass/antique-bottle-stoppers-you-complete-me

__________________________________________________________________________________________

My article on Moxie Bottles and collectibles, featuring a yellow green rare blob top I discovered this month.

https://www.worthpoint.com/articles/glass/bottles/moxie-maine-and-americana

Recent Posts

Pontiled blacking bottle had original contents from the 1850’s – Cocoa Beans?

by thedowneastdigger, posted in Uncategorized

My son and I went to the Smithsonian last week, and there was a woman set up at one exhibit who was showing how chocolate was made in the 1800’s in America. She had block of cane sugar, and a couple of other ingredients laid out. But on the wooden cutting board in front of … Continue reading Pontiled blacking bottle had original contents from the 1850’s – Cocoa Beans?

More Posts