1700s home site

[sgratrider]

1700's home site

Found my first 3 cent piece along with several other old tickets, some unknown to me. This site dates revolutionary war times. Grandson was along and on the way out saw another cellar hole. Need to get back sometime. Any clue to what some of the things are fire away. Going to post some in the whatsit.

 

[sgratrider]

Re: 1700's home site

resized for easier viewing

 

[Tuberale]

Re: 1700's home site

Looking forward to the pics.

 

[Weberman]

Re: 1700's home site

Congratulations on the Three Cent Piece!
She's in beautiful shape too!

Dave

 

[RiverRat3]

Re: 1700's home site

Nice 3 cent piece. It's on my wish list.

 

[sgratrider]

Re: 1700's home site

thx web, thx rat, and rat if you are on the susquehanna river, these were found not to far from you.

 

[Bridge End Farm]

Re: 1700's home site

nice digs

 

[Tuberale]

Re: 1700's home site

Bent iron piece in photo #3, right-hand side could be a rudimentary clevis hitch: a metal piece used to connect a wagon to a team of horses, or to a T-beam, or behind a tractor for pulling plows, trailers, etc. Usually has a metal pin held in place with a cotter pin.

 

[steelheadwill]

Re: 1700's home site

Great lookin Trime!
I think I see a pewter spoonbowl, that would be an oldie

 

[spitfire55]

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[sgratrider]

Re: 1700's home site

thx tuberale, maybe i will do some electrolysis on it