One mans trash.... Wow

[cowseatmaize]

I guess it shows to go ya, you can't leave no dump unturned. Even a site that looks pointless had unknowing dumpers. Is it just me or have we all thrown out something we regretted later or just didn't know about? Hindsight, huh, I wish I had more of it. I can't think of all the stuff I threw out or gave away (or sold way to cheap).
NICE FIND!!

 

[huffmnd]

Is that a regular crock or a water cooler? If it is a cooler let me know, I have one that this whole time I just thought it was a crock with a drain hole, it has the number 25 on it.

 

[dirtflicker]

Hey Bram, I would love to know what the value of it is when you find out....thats a really nice pottery find....your definately lucky to have found it in one piece....WELL DONE AND KEEP US POSTED ON THIS ONE!

DF

 

[BOTLDGR03]

Sweet find!!! You never know what you can find in the woods. Maybe others who might have stumbled across it didn't feel like lugging that big dude out of there. I would guess $100 to $150 as is, although some Redwings are very valuable. I saw a Redwing crock with lid on Ebay go for $12,000 about a year ago. Good luck. Robert

 

[downeastdigger]

Thanks for the posts guys. I wrote to the Redwing site on line and asked what it was and what it's value is. They said it is a laboratory pot or grocery store pot. It's not a water cooler, water coolers all say "water cooler" on them, and are alot more valuable. This one is worth about $150, with the 2 spickot holes. I can't believe it was just laying there, and is MINT. Also, there was a white lid inside the pot, with the other 2 smaller banged up pots, and I think it is a redwing also, and may be worth $75 or so. Not sure.
I dug a dump today for about 6 hours, came up with a few Bromos. I guess I was due to get skunked, I've been on a great run lately, so I sure won't complain.
Good luck digging guys,
Bram