Finally got the Brookfield in a bath. It was in a bucket of hemi42s and other dirty commons along with an aqua star CD 162.3 which is still soaking. Can't argue with two bucks each. The largest Castanea Trenton dairies bottle my detecting friend found in the woods behind barn ruins. I traded a common olive diamond pony and 2 aqua Brookfield signals I got for free for his extra milk bottle. Went to barn ruins with the girlfriend and found two of the smallest milk bottle in the picture(she took one home), three of the later pink tint castanea bottles with the patent number (1936) under a fallen tree. I kept one, girlfriend took one and my parents friends from Trenton took the other. A few days later I was detecting a crub strip and wondered into the woods. The base of the 2nd smallest milk was sticking out. Another Castanea Trenton, NJ bottle! What are the odds. The horlics malt milk came off a beach in New Jersey. It's the later version not sure on age yet. Earlier have much more embossing it seems.