AMEC Analysis: Part: Base Bottle Type: Soda/Mineral Water Dates: 1850-1920 Manufacture Method: Hand-made Post Bottom Comments: "485" is empressed on the base along with the Maker's Mark. One clear glass catsup bottle fragment. Seams extend to rim, indicating post-bottom manufacture. Faceting, shape and maker's mark are indicative of catsup bottles. Empressed Maker's Mark: BBGCo. 485 Dried substance on interior and exterior. Extant bottle is cracked. Large hole in side near base. L. Penttila 1/25/2010

AMEC Analysis: Part: Whole Width: 2 7/8 Years (min): 1880 Years (max): 1910 Neck Finish: Dunkley Decoration: Embossed Comments: A 2 is embossed on the base. One round clear condiment bottle with capseat neck finish. No visible vertical mold seams (may be obscured by cracks). The base may have a pontil scar. Embossed Maker's Mark: (Side) F. E. WOLFE HORSE RADISH SEATTLE (Base) 2 Many cracks run through bottle, some radiating from impact point near base. Large piece broken away from rim and shoulder with crack radiating from it. Brown/black accretions and grey residue on interior. L. Penttila 3/29/2010

AMEC Analysis: Part: Whole Years (min): 1880 Years (max): 1910 Neck Finish: Prescription Decoration: Embossed Comments: This is a hydrogen peroxide bottle with "13" embossed on the base. One round brown glass chemical bottle with prescription finish. Two vertical mold seams extend from cup-bottom mold seam to within .25" of the finish. Embossed Maker's Mark: (Side) THE OAKLAND CHEMICAL COMP'Y H2 02 (Base) 13 Label indicates this contained hydrogen peroxide. White/grey discoloration on exterior. Black accretions on interior. Small chip from neck finish. L. Penttila 3/29/2010

AMEC Analysis: AMEC Analysis: Part: Finish Neck Finish: Laid-on Ring Two clear glass fragments which cross mend to form one round bottle with crown neck finish. The larger fragment was labeled 4KI765/P9-11a, the smaller fragment was labeled 45KI765/P9-11b. Per Amec note one fragment was originally cataloged as P9-18 and was incorporated with P9-11 because they are from the same bottle. Seams run vertically through the finish indicating automatic manufacture. A large amount of brown and black discoloration on interior and exterior. About 80% of bottle is present. L. Penttila 3/29/2010

AMEC Analysis: Part: Body Bottle Type: Beer Manufacture Method: Hand-made turned in mold One olive green glass bottle fragment with round base. Fragment includes entire portion from base to root of neck. The neck, collar and finish are missing. Tall kick-up indicative of wine bottles. Concentric horizontal rings present on body are indicative of turn-molded manufacture. Some Dried substance present on outside of bottle. J. Dougherty 01/21/2010

AMEC Analysis: AMEC Analysis: Part: Whole Bottle Type: Ale/Stout Diagnostic Base Mark: Valve Mark Neck Finish: Cognac Decoration: Paper Comments: The glass very thick and slightly asymmetrical, confirming the piece has an early date range. One olive green alcohol bottle with round base and champagne finish. Base features tall kick-up. Lack of seam molds on bottle. Symmetry of base and irregularity at shoulder indicates bottle may have been manufactured with dip mold. Irregular lines on surface of bottle neck. Bubbles present and small chips in surface of glass. Dried substance present on neck/finish of bottle and inside bottle. J. Dougherty 03/22/2010

AMEC Analysis: Part: Whole Bottle Type: Whiskey/Liquor Date Range: 1810 to 1890 Neck Finish: Lipping Tool Color: Brown Decoration: Paper One olive green glass liquor bottle with round base and straight brandy or wine finish. The bottle has a three part dip mold with a circular seam mold at the shoulder and two seams extending up to the collar. Some bubbles are present in the glass above and below the shoulder seam. There are a few abrasions on the outside of the bottle. Clay like accretion on collar and neck. J. Dougherty 02/22/2010

AMEC Analysis: Part: Whole Years (min): 1845 Years (max): 1913 Neck Finish: Lipping Tool Comments: This is a mineral water bottle. One round clear medical bottle with prescription neck finish. Two vertical mold seams end within 1" of finish, Cup-bottom mold seam present. A large amount of a dried brown substance is present on the interior which has loosened within the bottle. Red-brown discoloration on interior. Black spots on interior. L. Penttila 3/29/2010

AMEC Analysis: Part: Whole Years (min): 1870 Years (max): 1920 Diagnostic Base Mark: Pontil Scar Neck Finish: Lipping Tool Decoration: Paper One round dark green glass wine bottle with blob neck finish. Horizontal striations indicate a turn-in-mold manufacture process, erased pontil mark on base probably indicates hand-made. Base has small, flattened push-up. Overall form suggests wine bottle. Grey and red residue on exterior of bottle may have once been paper label. Red, grey, brown and black residue on interior. L. Penttila 3/29/2010

AMEC Analysis: Part: Whole Years (min): 1850 Years (max): 1920 Neck Finish: Lipping Tool Comments: The mouth is broken off. Two clear glass fragments that cross mend to form one bottle with prescription finish and hub or golden gate base profile. The larger fragment is labeled 45KI765/P18-1a, the smaller fragment is labeled 45KI765/P18-1b. Two vertical seam molds on rectangular corners extending from post-bottom seam and continuing to 1/4" of the finish (similar to hand-made examples). Larger fragment has grey and black discoloration on the interior and grey discoloration on the exterior. Smaller fragment has significant crazing or cracking and black residue on the interior. L. Penttila 3/29/2010