The Disease with no cure...

timekiller · Nov 24, 2014

Once you get it you can't find a cure.Cause you can't get enough,there's always something you want to find.Look what my disease has done. :laughing7:

sandchip · Dec 24, 2014

timekiller said:
Thanks man,I have got lucky one time on them...with a 1740 mallet & another small jug.It only took about35 yrs though.
Take Care,
Pete,

What a smoker. Beautiful patina!

timekiller · Dec 24, 2014

sandchip said:
What a smoker. Beautiful patina!

Yep came out of a red clay bank,from the site of a old seems to be homestead.When I started on it I figured it was just gonna be another let down in the end, but I was soon picking my Jaw up as I wiggled that Baby out. :laughing7:

RJ55 · Dec 25, 2014

killer displays,and I hope you get to feeling better soon.

BARKER · Dec 25, 2014

HI; YUP, your HOOKED.!!!! :tongue3:

PEACE: RONB

PS: Me too.!!!

timekiller · Dec 25, 2014

RJ55 said:
killer displays,and I hope you get to feeling better soon.

Me to buddy if I can get a few more years out of my back here soon so I can add a little more to it would be nice.

sandchip · Dec 25, 2014

Not being a doctor, I really don't know what's going on, but I got a feeling it ain't good, so in my prayers you go.

Lab Rat Pappy · Dec 27, 2014

A fantastic collection that is displayed in a fabulous way. Thanks for sharing. Lab Rat Pappy

Professor of Engineering · Dec 31, 2014

Hello Timekiller,

Congratulations, you have one impressive collection of finds.

Regards,

timekiller · Dec 31, 2014

Professor of Engineering said:
Hello Timekiller,

Congratulations, you have one impressive collection of finds.

Regards,

Thanks Man,I feel like I've been lucky over the years.And minus a few fossils,Now have a collection that shows from say 8-9000bc-20th century just how things were here on the N.C. coast for man -kind.
Take Care,
Pete, :hello: