bottlediger
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Joined: 2/19/2006 From: York Pa Status: offline
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This weekend George came up for a quick little dig, we found a pit that ended up being rather large for this area 6x4x6deep shared wood liner. After the first 3 feet of digging I really thought this pit was dug, we were finding broken shards from the 1870’s 1860s mixed in with 1940s stuff. I didn’t know what was going on, it just didn’t feel right. Well another foot down milk bottles started coming out, a bunch of common ones and a few descent ones, the best being cracked. About another foot down it was solid 1890’s nothing older what so ever except the chamber pot (I don’t know where those early frags came from up toward the top!). Tons of broken hutches/blobs, meds were coming out. We ended up finding over 60 whole med bottles but only half a dozen being embossed. Also among the finds, were a nice blob, hutch, very small child’s size chamber pot (missing handle) but still very nice pattern. Also a bunch of misc items, 13 or so marbles, etc. Best bottle to come out was a beautiful cobalt blue Underwood’s Inks Master Ink in MINT condition. That baby was just sticking to the wall right under some milk bottles. Nothing to old but it feels good to dig some descent bottles, its been way to long. My loaded pontil pit is still waiting for me though, I can feel it. Digger ry
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