Fun Dig...

[808 50th State]

Dan, nice finds...I really like the Original Budweiser...Looks like a real good place to dig.

 

[Staunton Dan]

And how about this one from Lexington, KY. Lexdigger, have you seen this one before?

 

[Staunton Dan]

Found this LRI (Lightening Rod Insulator) with wire still attached.

 

[Staunton Dan]

Nothing great but I always like finding ceramic pots. Unfortunately no writing on them and no lids but neat just the same.

 

[Staunton Dan]

Common but fun to dig, an Ely's Cream Balm.

 

[Staunton Dan]

Another Dieter's barrel mustard with a ground top circa 1890.

 

[Staunton Dan]

And finally for now a Johann Hoff beer bottle. Fairly common but still fun to dig. Again I have a lot more to clean up but these were the more interesting items.

 

[farmerdan]

Hey thanks for sharing - I always enjoy seeing what you turn up. That dump of yours produces some real nice stuff. Anyone know the value on that Bud? Looks like a goodie to me!

 

[Lordbud]

Nothing great but I always like finding ceramic pots. Unfortunately no writing on them and no lids but neat just the same.

How come with potlids the base is always missing, and with pots the lid is always missing? Murphy's Law?[8D]
You always come up with something interesting, and nearly always local (to you). Must be a great site. Here's one of two items I found at last year's Golden Gate show with some stenciled lettering. An oldie but goodie from San Francisco. New companion to my slightly larger example I found at the Cow Palace Antique show years ago.

 

[TreasurDiggrNY]

Congrats on the nice finds[] I like that Budweiser, the Staunton Med looks brand new, good luck.
TDNY