DW Dirt Whisperer
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- Jan 11, 2014
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- Location
- El Paso Texas
- Detector(s) used
- 2 Teknetics G2, Garrett Pro Pointer.
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
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Nice finds! That Barber half sure is toasty, but silver is silver!
1904 barber half. and some more odd and ends
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Calling car91,
You've found some interesting glass shards. That car is part of an old candy container. Have you dug deeper?
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I ALSO FOUND THIS BOTTLE.
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Hey car91,
That, too, is a bottle stopper. What you are thinking is the neck of the "bottle" would have had a cork wrapper.
"...Shortly after their marriage in 1938, Fanny and Jack Millstein moved to Jeannette, Pennsylvania. It was here in 1943 that Jack Millstein formed his own business, J. H. Millstein Company, which began as a manufacturer of glass products and eventually moved into real estate holdings and development…" Links to Milsteins - Milstein - About Milsten Industries & The Fanny K. Library
PS: See here for more on Millstein: Glasshouses and Glass Manufacturers of the Pittsburgh Region: 1795 - 1910 - Jay W. Hawkins
Oh, I would be sifting and detecting that site for a long time,
keep us posted!
Carl
