Sea Glass Photo Contest - Novice Collector

by Haszel
(British Columbia Canada)

Black  Shard, Sea Glass and Carved Starfish

Black Shard, Sea Glass and Carved Starfish

This summer visiting in New Brunswick my cousin introduced me to sea-glass collecting.


I was fortunate and found the black shard in the Atlantic coast.

All other finds have been back home in British Columbia or coastlines in Washington state.

My husband wood-carved the starfish for my display.

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Feb 14, 2011
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by: stef

haha thats cool :D

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Sea Glass Photo Contest - weisbrod and hess

by Jennifer
(PA)

Sea Glass Photo Contest 1

Sea Glass Photo Contest 1

Atlantic city is one of my favorite beaches for beach glass as it never disappoints!

Found this bottle piece in october along with a whole bunch more - I believe this says
'Weisbrod and Hess
Brewing company
Bottling dept'

After doing some research, I discovered this was a bottling co in Philly in business from the late 1800's to the 1920's when it went out of business - meaning this piece of glass is at least 70 years old. :)

Picture taken on a Blackberry Smartphone.

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Dec 17, 2010
weisbrod
by: Anonymous

vote

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Glass Head

by Justin
(Seaside, OR U.S.)

Glass Head

Glass Head

It's large and heavy.......

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Mar 10, 2015
Better discription
by: Justin

It's weight is 38.6 lbs. SIZE: 12" x 9" x 8" (wide x height x depth) allot of friends and family have seen it, but have yet been able to say- "other than part of a lighthouse lens or a thick window off a ship" what it is or were it's from..... in regards to a lighthouse being nearby Tillamook Rock in Cannon Beach, OR is the closest to Seaside.

Dec 17, 2010
Maybe lighthouse lens?
by: Jim

Are there any old lighthouses near there? That would be my guess.

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