Got mud?

[diginit]

More slim diggin', but at least I got out for a while and Dug. The rain here made it easy. These were next to a shattered milk. [] []

 

[diginit]

There has got to be a poison or another owl here somewhere. There is tooled and ground stuff in this 20's-? dump.

 

[diginit]

'bout time to go and I am 4' deep when my probe found this for me. Not a waste of time after all. And it was a strange kind of fun. Mud and all.

 

[zanes_antiques]

Did they paint a blank slug plate with the dairy's name themselves on the "Gilman's Bottle"? It is odd looking.
What about that Barrel Fruit Jar? Is it embossed anywhere. That thing is nice!


Here's a photo of the shards of a $1,000 Fruit Jar. Embossed, "Joshua Wright / Philad." It's also a barrel type jar. I think for the most part it's an early stylr jar. you might just have a good find there.

 

[cobaltbot]

Nice, like the milks, jar, and the barrel.

 

[zanes_antiques]

After actually reading every word and not just looking at the photos, I'd say you are in a Turn of the centurey Dump by the looks of things. Tear it up!!!

 

[diginit]

Howdy Zane,
The barrel is a ground top Louit Freres & Co mustard. Still looking for a bottle that's worth enough to actually part with. I am curious about that cream also. I thought it was a label only when I dug it up but kept it anyways. It's obviously handwritten, but didn't wash off during cleaning.I'm wondering if it is just resadue from white paint. I'll try too get a closeup later. Meanwhile...Here's some of what I've found so far. I do plan to visit this spot again. I save it for when I get discouraged after looking for older dumps without any luck
Hey Cobaltbot! We have the same epitaph!.

 

[cobaltbot]

That depression glass yellow cup is sweet! I would love to bring home a nice bottle in that color someday. My favorite would be a bright yellow, winter/summer tree flask.......they only run about $10,000.

 

[diginit]

Depression glass? There's a subject I know nothing about.
I thought it was from a circa 50's punchbowl set. I very seldom find anything with the handle intact. This isn't even scrached.

 

[tncgal]

Depression Glass yellow cup is Hazel Atlas, Florentine #2 (sometimes called Poppy #2), missing the saucer ~ made between 1932-1935.