Pennsylvania Bottle Collectors ASSC.

This Civil war era belt buckle was unearthed by Steve Ciborowski at the Stonetown site.

Here are some great artifacts found at Stonetown, clay pipes, sewing items buttons of many varieties, scissors, needles, & thimbles, this display and all other posts of Stonetown are credited to Steve Ciborowski, thank you for the honor.

These pottery shards were also unearthed at the Stonetown site.

This pearlware saucer was also unearthed at Stonetown in shards and pieced back together a nice find.

Coins have been unearthed at the Stonetown site the oldest was 1820 so far, coins as late as 1867 have been found.

Here is a photo of a partial flask that was dug from the Stonetown site, a $8,000.00 flask in mint condition a Columbia flask with Lady Liberty's head and an eagle on the reverse side.

The club just had a quarterly meeting the topic was Traces of Stonetown. A ten house pre civil war structure that burned down shortly after the civil war artifacts that have been excavated from the site so far confirm this. Stonetown was built in the early 1800's to make homes for the local untrained quarry workers Scotch Irish, German, & English immigrants that worked in the Delta Quarry mines. Stonetown would have been located in present day Delta Pa., below is a picture of the foundation, a diggers paradise.

The club is currently in the process of introducing a metal detecting club to the Pennsylvania Bottle Collectors ASSOC. Below is a contact for all interested in membership.

A 1942 World War 2 Pepsi Cola Cone Top, very rare in this outstanding condition!

Hutchinson Pepsi Cola's 1st Bottle Circa 1906 a beauty!

Club T-Shirts were for sale at the York show any interest see card.

A collection of old phonographic needle tins were at the York bottle and advertising show, a very rare and unique display very nice!

Here are some old glass candy containers that were being sold at the York bottle show.