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  1. #1

    Oct 2006
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    Another broken dream

    Excavating some more under my house to prepare for an addition, I came across this DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT bottle. We cleaned and glued together what we could find, but you'll notice that several pieces are missing . Why couldn't they have just laid it gently in the ground and then carefully added backfill over it?
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    A gentleman farmer named Floyd
    With some of his kin was annoyed
    The boys in their youth
    Did not know the truth
    And one of his tools was destroyed

  2. #2
    us
    Mar 2010
    Historic Saratoga CA
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    Re: Another broken dream

    I feel your pain my friend!

    After 3 months of digging behind my condo I finally got a play on a punty boy

    Unfortunately my first backyard punty boy is a headless horseman

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    us
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    Re: Another broken dream

    Ouch, I hate that when I do that with my shovel! Horse Liniment must taste like glue jgas
    JGAS

  4. #4

    Oct 2006
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    Re: Another broken dream

    Quote Originally Posted by jgas
    Ouch, I hate that when I do that with my shovel! Horse Liniment must taste like glue jgas
    I didn't do it; I've been real careful under the house . Real sad to find it this way. Probably a common bottle; I think I found a broken one in a pile of shards at our old farm foundation last fall.
    A gentleman farmer named Floyd
    With some of his kin was annoyed
    The boys in their youth
    Did not know the truth
    And one of his tools was destroyed

  5. #5
    us
    Mar 2010
    Historic Saratoga CA
    250

    Re: Another broken dream

    Quote Originally Posted by halfdime
    Probably a common bottle; I think I found a broken one in a pile of shards at our old farm foundation last fall.
    Have you noticed that a bottle found on your own property is cherished about 10x as much as one found elsewhere?

    I'd be willing to bet that you wouldn't even consider glueing those shards back togther if you found that anywhere but under your house!

    I know how you feel because I'm pulling bottles out of my own backyard these days

    I've been bringing home ABM stuff that definately wouldn't make the cut if found anywhere else - and common bottles take on a whole new meaning when they come out of the backyard!

    Last night I dug up a Chinese opium bottle. These are super common in Hawaii and I'd probably have dozens of them if they didn't have the anoying habit of suddenly breaking in half for no reason whatsoever

    Hopefully this one stays intact, becuase it's far more valuable to me than any of the others I've found......

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  6. #6

    Oct 2006
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    Re: Another broken dream

    Quote Originally Posted by sodetraveler
    Quote Originally Posted by halfdime
    Probably a common bottle; I think I found a broken one in a pile of shards at our old farm foundation last fall.
    Have you noticed that a bottle found on your own property is cherished about 10x as much as one found elsewhere?

    I'd be willing to bet that you wouldn't even consider glueing those shards back togther if you found that anywhere but under your house!

    I know how you feel because I'm pulling bottles out of my own backyard these days

    I've been bringing home ABM stuff that definately wouldn't make the cut if found anywhere else - and common bottles take on a whole new meaning when they come out of the backyard!

    Last night I dug up a Chinese opium bottle. These are super common in Hawaii and I'd probably have dozens of them if they didn't have the anoying habit of suddenly breaking in half for no reason whatsoever

    Hopefully this one stays intact, becuase it's far more valuable to me than any of the others I've found......

    You read my mind!
    A gentleman farmer named Floyd
    With some of his kin was annoyed
    The boys in their youth
    Did not know the truth
    And one of his tools was destroyed

 

 

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