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Wallhangers

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Haven't found much at this cellar hole but took it very slow today and dug a couple keepers. The site is pre-1870 so the indian must have been dropped by someone later. Thanks for looking, the weather is starting to get nice here in Michigan :icon_thumleft:

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Those are some nice finds

The large Cent is sweet.
 
Congratulations! Nice finds. :icon_thumleft:
 
Both coin's are in great shape,nothing wrong with that cellar hole :icon_thumright:
 
Nice hunt , great looking coppers and that is an interesting buckle :)

dawg
 
Excellent LC. :icon_thumleft: Neat pipe piece too. Glad you were able to hunt.

HH
 
Nice Braided hair Largie!
 
Awesome finds!!! :hello2:
 
Nice Coppers Button and Buckle :o
I've only seen one other terracotta pipe fragment
mine looks similar to yours, it's marked 78WWHITES GLASGOW,
and has a bore of .10 inches, That's 6-7/64ths I think :icon_scratch:
Though I find information stating W.Whites factory opened in 1877...
Here's a table of alleged Bore/date info.
Great Finds, Congrats!! :thumbsup:
Diameter Dates

9/64 1590-1620
8/64 1620-1650
7/64 1650-1680
6/64 1680-1720
5/64 1720-1750
4/64 1750-1800
 
Thanks for your replies!

steelheadwill said:
Nice Coppers Button and Buckle :o
I've only seen one other terracotta pipe fragment
mine looks similar to yours, it's marked 78WWHITES GLASGOW,
and has a bore of .10 inches, That's 6-7/64ths I think :icon_scratch:
Though I find information stating W.Whites factory opened in 1877...
Here's a table of alleged Bore/date info.
Great Finds, Congrats!! :thumbsup:
Diameter Dates

9/64 1590-1620
8/64 1620-1650
7/64 1650-1680
6/64 1680-1720
5/64 1720-1750
4/64 1750-1800
Hey Herbie, this pipe has different wording on it than yours but I haven't researched it yet. I'll see what I can find out. What's up with the diameter's changing over the years :dontknow:. Yeah, I added the pipe to the pics because its the first I have seen like that as well. Thanks bud!
 
Nice job on the finds :icon_thumleft: keep em comin, not a whole bunch of old stuff around you but youre finding it
 
umrgolf said:
Nice job on the finds :icon_thumleft: keep em comin, not a whole bunch of old stuff around you but youre finding it
Thanks and you are right, settlements didn't start here until around 1830. I try to put myself on sites that are all pre-1900 and prefer the ones that were pre-1870. Not many of them left around here that haven't been picked over. :(
 
Love that green patina!!Especially on that sweet Largie!! :thumbsup:
 
Nice looking large!
 
Those coins are very nice congrats.
 
You had a GREAT hunt!
 

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