Fun Early Texas Dig

cannibalfromhannibal · Feb 25, 2016

Great dig in my book! Kicks ass on last 6 months of digging finds for me! My favorites are the Radway and the Ballard as they look super crude & funky. And I know how tough it is to find pontiled stuff that far west! Super nice going! Just don't tell the arkies! HA! Jack

cannibalfromhannibal · Feb 25, 2016

PS- the Radway's apparently is a double misspelling. The abbreviation for 'according' should only have one "C" embossed and is the rarer of the variants......

Lordbud · Feb 28, 2016

The Radway looks kind of small...? Might it be a sample size? That would make sense then, for the missing letters trying to fit the embossing on a smaller size bottle. I would definitely go back to the sandy pit when it is safe to do so.

RICKJJ59W · Feb 28, 2016

Nice digs man

nhpharm · Feb 29, 2016

The Radway bottle is the standard small size...I have seen them with the corrected lettering (two c's in accord and the r in York). I got into one side of the sandy pit yesterday but it is definitely too wet. Will try again this summer. Pulled out a beautiful crude 3-mold amber whiskey and a few slick wines before the hole became quicksand.

CreekWalker · Mar 2, 2016

That's the way, we say New York, down here. Great group of bottles!

sandchip · Mar 6, 2016

Great dig! That had to be a blast.

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