Found and emancipatedpated Punxsutawney Phil on the bank of the Thames in Norwich Connecticut one winter, he was not ready to be freed from his winter rest. We packed himin with leaves, built a tunnel and borrow back around him and buried him back in under a foot or two of dirt. Not sure if he...
nice flask, it is actually a GX-16, which are sort of scarce, it is a 1/2 pint. I would be interested in it if it is available. check this out - http://www.peachridgeglas...ree-historical-flasks/ What else was in the pit?
it takes more then one bidder to inflate a price, for some reason everything he bid on of mine went through the roof though... so maybe he did do it all? He was a curious character, sorry to hear of his passing
Hey Hunter, do you have any pics of the site? Is it a well, foundation, farm dump, city dump? Just curious as to the context your finding the bottles in. It sounds a bit unusual.
Steve, the bay is almost 50% filled in. A large portion of this filling was done in 50-60's when the save the bay campaign was started and now filling the bay is frowned upon although it still hasn't stopped completely. After the 1906 earth quake huge tracts of the bay's mud flats were filled...
I've never seen anything like those before. Were they wells or some type of storage bins? The shards around the top makes me thing they have been dug but you never know...