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* We'll post more soon... Tom and I also each dug a clay pipe... Thanks for checking things out...Stay tuned.

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Man, that is a GREAT looking medicine bottle. I'll look forward to seeing if Matt has seen that one before. I'd be psyched to dig that one, I'd keep that one in my collection for sure. Good luck with the digging to come. I sold one of those early Moxies for $50 a couple of years ago. Some guy called me out of the blue, reading an old AB&G magazine ad. Told me he'd pay me fifty bucks for one, I said , well, ok. :)
Tomorrow, me and the family are driving out to western NH to visit relatives. I'm bringing along my scuba gear ;] wish me luck. thanks for the post
 

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Well , I just had to go look....Here's pic from GuntherHess's web page/Medicine nexus (Thanks Matt)[:)].... This is a better pic,...Matt also list these variants... Sure hope I find another...

EMRY DAVIS SUCCESSOR TO D W HATCH & CO. JAMESTOWN NY COUGH SYRUP
HATCH & DICKINSON JAMESTOWN NY UNIVERSAL COUGH SYRUP



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Thanks to Tom's numerous and diverse connections, once again we find ourselves with a brief , but rich opportunity to dig some good bottles. In brief, he diverted a local construction contractors machine that was parked for the long weekend, worked out an arrangement for an operator buddy of his to use it, and opened up an area we've been itching to get into for years. (Way to go Tom!) We also have use of this setup over the long weekend. Any question where we'll be till Tuesday?

Hey Joe, Mr. Fred, Mayor Tom, and Lauren,

What a great mechanized hook up for a Labor Days labor! This has been a little fantasy of mine for quite some time. Recreational digging with machine, oh my. The damage I could do...

Looks like y'all are off to a good start. I wanna see more pictures, movies, on site barbecuing, and running commentary. [8D] Hope y'all are using period machinery.
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Are'ya gonna construct some broken concrete pyramids?

I'm staying tuned...

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Good luck on that one joe,tom called me to tell me about it a few days ago,I was to sick to even answer the phone.Hope you get some good stuff! Rick
 

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Surf,...We'll be posting more pics later today....Tony,...Yes, It's the best opportunity we've had in awhile, I've dug just aboutt every minute we were there so far....(I actually dug a pontil near this site a few years ago!) Rick,...Geez, I hope you feel better real soon! Take care.
 

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Looks like Great potential Joe! Good luck to you guys. [:D]
 

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YES!Knock em dead

Well,...Fred and I met to try our luck at the hole this morning....We didn't exactly knock em' dead, but Fred was knocked pretty hard,...We had just finished discussing the stability of a wall we were digging along (and under), and due to certain miscomunications, we dug as though the excavator operator was stopping by to clean out the ever widening hole...That never happened today, so Fred and I dug around the overburden the best we could. The temps were in the 90's with high humidity, so after 2 or 3 hours of trying to throw the dirt up, we just dug where we could. (back under the slab)...[sm=rolleyes.gif] Here's Fred after a surprise, instantaneous cave in. He didn't get hurt, just rang his bell abit, and reinforced our dig carefully motto...

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