Excavation of bottles on the Karelian Isthmus

[Den]

That's great rarity. I didn't even know what it was. This is Tsarist Russia. The emblem from the officer's cap. the material is ceramic.

[Den]

And a bit more )

[Den]

[Den]

Garbage pit of the military.

[Den]

I came across such a sign. If I understood correctly this name and surname ???
A few more coins.

[iipe]

Yes, you did. Understood correctly! Its a women's name.
Nice coins!

[Den]

Yes, you did. Understood correctly! Its a women's name.
Nice coins!

iipe thanks! I found a sign at the base of the house. It is a pity that it is not known who she was.

[tohtori]

iipe thanks! I found a sign at the base of the house. It is a pity that it is not known who she was.

According to KELA archives:

- she was born 25.1.1894 in Viipuri (Viborg) city, not the rural municipality
- in 1945 she moved to Lahti (most likely she left Viipuri in 1944, naturally)
- she worked in a factory, position not specified
- she died 16.1.1957
- she was not married (?)

All of this data can be found here, and it is public since the person is dead.

[Den]

All of this data can be found

tohtori thanks !!!!! Didn't know about this archive. I found this bablichka on a farm near Vyborg. Apparently, this woman had a house or she came to someone.

[Den]

Collected old beer bottles. Various glass factories.
K= Karhula glassfactory.
J= Johannislund glassfactory.
W=Viiala glassfactory.

[Vilippus]

Beautiful bottles once again.

[smacine]

does the beer bottles have a year stamp on the bottom. At least Wiiala bottle should have.
By the way, I have about 40 similar beer bottles at my collection..

[Den]

Beautiful bottles once again.

Himself satisfied) Beautiful bottles.

[Den]

does the beer bottles have a year stamp on the bottom. At least Wiiala bottle should have.
By the way, I have about 40 similar beer bottles at my collection..

Yes, you're right, a bottle of Wiiala is worth a year, both large and small. The rest are not.
40 bottles is a good collection, congratulations. Is there a label ??


If you have old photos where you can see these bottles, for example, like here. Please show.

[Den]

Soldier helmet.

[Den]

The frosts have passed, you can go to the forest.
Bottles found. I have not been in the forest for a long time, I have not come in vain.

[Den]

There is a candlestick on the right, but it is in poor condition. On the left is either a soap dish or an ashtray. It is made of wood and is perfectly preserved. She lay in an inverted bucket, no water got inside. Therefore, the tree did not deteriorate. Soak in oil for a month to keep the tree from drying out. And you will see the photo.