Broken goodies!

DiggerDave in Pa. · Nov 4, 2011

I dug two privies and there was a broken flask in each hole. The first is a yellow Washington & Taylor made at the Dyottville Glassworks. The second one is a light blue Washington & Eagle. The insulator is olive green and threadless. I hope for better luck next time. Thanks for looking! DD.

GaRebel1861 · Nov 4, 2011

Wow! Those are true heartbreakers. Wish you could have posted them whole and I'm sure you do too.

blugotti1 · Nov 4, 2011

my kinda luck to bud. but keep ya head up eyes down,never know what's in the ground..

gleaner1 · Nov 4, 2011

On a scale of 1 to 10 for broken goodies, those shards rate a good solid ten. I am crying just looking at them. :icon_thumleft:

bootyhoundpa · Nov 5, 2011

what a shame...they would have been nice and clean too....

jgas · Nov 6, 2011

CRYERS!!!! :'(

.......I hate that when that happens. You paid your dues...next outing will be Banner! :thumbsup:

jgas

PikesPeakCharlie · Nov 6, 2011

MY CONDOLENCES !!!!

What a shame. Love that yellow.

72cheyenne · Nov 6, 2011

Wow, those are all heartbreakers. :'(

Looks like the insulator is most likely a CD731. Hard to tell from the angle of the photo, I can't tell if that little bit of the skirt is concave or not. Depending on the color, if whole, it would have been a $500+ insulator.

Keep digging. :icon_thumright:

Murrell gang · Jan 5, 2012

I dug up part of a 1920's orange crush bottle by my drive way.

. · Jan 8, 2012

Dave,

I dug a similar insulator a while back with about the same amount of damage. I threw it on Ebay and got $50 for it. Granted, that was back when times were good. I was sad too see the flasks though...they sure would have been nice!