Michiganne
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- Mar 27, 2007
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Hi MI Tnet,
I went back to my alfalfa field Saturday for a couple hours of hunting. After digging an 1848 LC there recently, I was inspired to do more gridding. I shifted my search area a bit north but found better signals to the south. First dug two buttons: a flat button (J. Mann's Treble Standard on back) and then a CW button (Waterbury Scovill Mfg Co). I didn't know it was a CW button until I got home and cleaned the clay off. Lastly, got a good signal and dug an 1868 IH, which I think is a semi key date. It was 32 degrees and the ground is starting to freeze, so my season is winding down. (Free time from now to Christmas will be at a premium.) Good luck if you can still dig!
HH,
Michiganne
not my prettiest IH, but I'll take it
I went back to my alfalfa field Saturday for a couple hours of hunting. After digging an 1848 LC there recently, I was inspired to do more gridding. I shifted my search area a bit north but found better signals to the south. First dug two buttons: a flat button (J. Mann's Treble Standard on back) and then a CW button (Waterbury Scovill Mfg Co). I didn't know it was a CW button until I got home and cleaned the clay off. Lastly, got a good signal and dug an 1868 IH, which I think is a semi key date. It was 32 degrees and the ground is starting to freeze, so my season is winding down. (Free time from now to Christmas will be at a premium.) Good luck if you can still dig!
HH,
Michiganne
not my prettiest IH, but I'll take it