I love when I find any kind of marking or lettering on beach glass...some you can identify right away off of similar depression glass pieces your grandma had, but they really get your imagination going!
Not sure where your location is in NJ, but I was planning on visiting the glass museum in SW New Jersey on my way to Cape May next year. Have you been to that museum, and is it worth the 3-4 hour trip fromt he DC area?
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Hi, just found this piece of seaglass the other day. I initially thought that it was a black pebble but when I held it up to the sunlight I could see a
The beach near Bursco Sea View, Wellington., New Zealand. Summarised in the attached photos. Not that much sea glass found. A few hours after high tide.
Discovered a lot of sea glass on the low -incoming high tide at Woody Point! I wasn't sure I would find anything. Even found a piece of old green vitrolite
Bumbora Beach (nickname Bumby), Norfolk Island, is a beautiful extremely picturesque beach littered with boulders, coarse pebbly/shelly sand, and an abundance