Identifying sea glass Staten Island Beach

by Allyson Swiatek
(Shirley, NY, USA )

This looks like it came from a melted bottle

This looks like it came from a melted bottle

I think this is a black piece.. you can see some shiny edges

I think this is a black piece.. you can see some shiny edges

I think this too is an old Coca Cola bottle

I think this too is an old Coca Cola bottle

This has an M 26 on it

This has an M 26 on it

This looks like it came from a melted bottle

I think this is a black piece.. you can see some shiny edges

I think this too is an old Coca Cola bottle

This has an M 26 on it

I found an approximate 1 1/2 inch piece of what I think is Black Sea glass. I found a few large pieces of brown, white and green, some with identifying marks at Staten Island Beach

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