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RE: My 1860s Privy Dig! Some Real Rare Bottles found! - 1/9/2006 12:10:27 AM   
capsoda


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WOW Tom, those are some really great finds. Now if you could just do that twice a month.

Hey Wayne, I thought you were gonna throw out some of those rocks? I dare ya.

Email me and explain why you prefer steel tanks.

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RE: My 1860s Privy Dig! Some Real Rare Bottles found! - 1/9/2006 12:12:05 AM   
capsoda


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Hey Tom, What are those fancy bulbous bottles?

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RE: My 1860s Privy Dig! Some Real Rare Bottles found! - 1/9/2006 6:43:25 AM   
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I ain't goin diggin in PA>>>


You mean you ain't goin diggin in PU...

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RE: My 1860s Privy Dig! Some Real Rare Bottles found! - 1/9/2006 7:36:45 AM   
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That's a bottle digger's dream, nice stuff!

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RE: My 1860s Privy Dig! Some Real Rare Bottles found! - 1/10/2006 4:26:17 PM   
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Capsoda, I couldn’t tell you what those bubbly bottles are because they are unmarked. One has a smooth lip, one has a sheared lip and the other has a ground lip. The way the bases are shaped, I am thinking they may have gone in a holder for spices or something. When I first dug the white bottle in the picture I thought it may have been a snuff bottle but a few weeks later when I went back to the already filled in hole I found the top to it laying on the surface. I glued it back on and it turned out to me a milk glass medicine.

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RE: My 1860s Privy Dig! Some Real Rare Bottles found! - 1/10/2006 5:57:54 PM   
Jules

 

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So. I suppose mentioning I have an 1860's farmhouse (in Northeastern PA at that) that hasn't been dug would rather be like waving a red flag in front of a bull after this post string?

I've stuck to dump digging thus far, been putting off digging the Privvy as I've never attempted one before, don't have a probe and don't know anyone local with privvy digging experience.

Just Checkin'....
~Julie

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