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Image 1 — Recent finds in The Bahamas from abandoned settlements

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Image 10 — Recent finds in The Bahamas from abandoned settlements

Image 11 — Recent finds in The Bahamas from abandoned settlements

Image 12 — Recent finds in The Bahamas from abandoned settlements

Image 13 — Recent finds in The Bahamas from abandoned settlements

Image 14 — Recent finds in The Bahamas from abandoned settlements

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Recent finds in The Bahamas from abandoned settlements

u/Shot_Cartographer_49 — 1 day ago

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Mystery medicine bottle “America’s greatest pain killer”

Extremely rough shape, letters very hard to make out but says America’s greatest pain killer, and on sides Dr. Migrath’s , and magnetic releif. Found in The Bahamas, any help appreciated

u/Shot_Cartographer_49 — 4 days ago

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Some recent Bahamian summer finds

Some date guesses would be nice I have some rough estimates

u/Shot_Cartographer_49 — 20 days ago

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What are these bottles ages and purposes? Found in an abandoned Bahamian town originally founded by freed slaves and abandoned after the 1932 hurricane

I have several of the green bottles, I know they are British and always figured they were gin or wine, but not sure.

u/Shot_Cartographer_49 — 1 month ago

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More Bahamian bottles

u/Shot_Cartographer_49 — 1 month ago

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Some more Bahamian finds. Mostly generic stuff, but some of these are not seen often here. Overall happy

Any info on the green bottle “aguas de Mondariz” would be helpful, has an applied top. Same for the blue and pink bottles. The blue soda is very crude, probably from the first few years of machine made bottles. JL & CL co I believe is on the bottom, we get lots of their stuff here.

u/Shot_Cartographer_49 — 2 months ago

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Worth the afternoon heat

Need help with the small brown one

u/Shot_Cartographer_49 — 2 months ago