texan connection Silver Member Joined Sep 3, 2006 Messages 4,565 Reaction score 79 Golden Thread 0 Location Texas Detector(s) used Minlabe SE, ace 250, fisher 1280x Jan 1, 2009 #1 Looks like it says -boratory, & co, con 1773 Found it on a very old homesight 1830's and up. Attachments 100_0773.webp 15 KB · Views: 362
detector de metales Sr. Member Joined Oct 12, 2006 Messages 381 Reaction score 7 Golden Thread 0 Location Madison, Wisconsin Jan 1, 2009 #2 Re: Glass piece?? Just a bit more focus on the object and I think we can get it! J2 Upvote 0
texan connection Silver Member Joined Sep 3, 2006 Messages 4,565 Reaction score 79 Golden Thread 0 Location Texas Detector(s) used Minlabe SE, ace 250, fisher 1280x Jan 1, 2009 Thread Owner #3 Re: Glass piece?? Here we go Attachments 100_0776.webp 23.3 KB · Views: 315 Upvote 0
texan connection Silver Member Joined Sep 3, 2006 Messages 4,565 Reaction score 79 Golden Thread 0 Location Texas Detector(s) used Minlabe SE, ace 250, fisher 1280x Jan 1, 2009 Thread Owner #4 Re: Glass piece?? And No the third lines not .com LOL Upvote 0
Noodle Bronze Member Joined Jul 20, 2005 Messages 2,279 Reaction score 35 Golden Thread 0 Location N Louisiana Detector(s) used Ace 250 Jan 1, 2009 #5 ..(La)boratory ??since 1773 Whatever it was, it was a product that had been mfg'g for 75+ years. You say "glass," but it looks more solid. Could it be pottery?? Upvote 0
..(La)boratory ??since 1773 Whatever it was, it was a product that had been mfg'g for 75+ years. You say "glass," but it looks more solid. Could it be pottery??
texan connection Silver Member Joined Sep 3, 2006 Messages 4,565 Reaction score 79 Golden Thread 0 Location Texas Detector(s) used Minlabe SE, ace 250, fisher 1280x Jan 1, 2009 Thread Owner #6 Yea its pottery. Im thinkin "since 1773" also, This sight would have seen its first anglos in 1820-30 or so but it was a spanish trail 1700 to 1800, B-4 Old San Antonio Road moved south in the early 1800's to Bryan Texas. Upvote 0
Yea its pottery. Im thinkin "since 1773" also, This sight would have seen its first anglos in 1820-30 or so but it was a spanish trail 1700 to 1800, B-4 Old San Antonio Road moved south in the early 1800's to Bryan Texas.
detector de metales Sr. Member Joined Oct 12, 2006 Messages 381 Reaction score 7 Golden Thread 0 Location Madison, Wisconsin Jan 1, 2009 #7 Interesting (La)boratory & Co. is that "London" J2 Upvote 0
stoney56 Gold Member Joined Oct 4, 2004 Messages 6,890 Reaction score 60 Golden Thread 0 Location Oklahoma Jan 1, 2009 #8 Re: Glass piece?? TEXAN Connection said: And No the third lines not .com LOL Click to expand... No, but could it be an early abbreviation for Connecticut? (Con.) Upvote 0
Re: Glass piece?? TEXAN Connection said: And No the third lines not .com LOL Click to expand... No, but could it be an early abbreviation for Connecticut? (Con.)
texan connection Silver Member Joined Sep 3, 2006 Messages 4,565 Reaction score 79 Golden Thread 0 Location Texas Detector(s) used Minlabe SE, ace 250, fisher 1280x Jan 2, 2009 Thread Owner #9 The tory is OK you can see the second part of the R But not in the pic, I dont know 4 sure about the letter in front of the B Upvote 0
The tory is OK you can see the second part of the R But not in the pic, I dont know 4 sure about the letter in front of the B
CRUSADER Emerald Member Joined May 25, 2007 Messages 41,306 Reaction score 48,541 Golden Thread 27 Location ENGLAND 🥇 Banner finds 27 Detector(s) used XP Deus II v0.6 with 11" Coil Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jan 2, 2009 #10 or Established (Est.) 1773.. Upvote 0
Monty Gold Member Joined Jan 26, 2005 Messages 10,752 Reaction score 170 Golden Thread 0 Location Sand Springs, OK Detector(s) used ACE 250, Garrett Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jan 2, 2009 #11 Looks like part of an old crock to me Albert. Monty Upvote 0