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Back at the same bottledigging spot again!!!

john glassman

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i went back the bottle digging spot i hit yesterday and found a few more bottle's and lot heartbreaker's broken even a nice jug broke intact and found a buckle clean out my tail pile. It getting colder so left after three hour digging. I will hit again next week enjoy the pic,s !! This dump is town dump and was used in the early 1800 i has found pontil's there and coins from the 1836 have been found in the tail piles's even where car was park the dumps underneath it the dump can run from 20feet to 11 feet deep its huge dump!!
 

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Awesome! Just awesome. What a rush that must have been. :thumbsup:
 
Right on. But that doll head is creepy.
 
Looks very similar to the batwing buckle that people think are colonial, & I don't see any older bottles. More proof toward those that say mid-19th C-later :thumbsup:
 
Nice stuff right there. Looks like a Father Johns back there, some older blob style wines, green one is a nice window bottle. Nice hutch as well. Go for the intact pontils thats for sure!! Goodluck on the future hunts. :thumbsup: jgas
 
Nice !!!!!! Love the Hutch :headbang: Keep it up ,can't wait to see some pontil's :headbang:
 
Totally awesome, John. :icon_thumleft: You're just making me green with envy. :laughing7:
 

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