Well, This would of been a extremely good hole, one of my best finds, if not for most of the Bottles Broken

All bottles are from 1870's, 1870's bottles are very hard to find in Michigan. The one Bottle, Goulait from Oscoda Michigan was one of only 3 known to exist when I dug mine about 2 years ago. Very Rare, got offered $500 for mine & turned it down. Too Sentimental since I practically grew up in Oscoda as a kid in 1970's. Last Saturday we dug 9 that we kept but all had broken tops or bottoms ect, ect. About another 10+ was shattered to pieces & at bottom of hole & left there. Real Bummer

We did dig 4 whole bottles. LEON.

Then Dug this KILLER Geo Norris from Detroit. As far as my research tells me it may be the only one known to exist in a 1870's (or any year) Amber Blob Top Quart.

Vic, with 2 1870's blob Beer Quarts. LEON.

Nice finds, but where the heck were you digging?, looks kinda like a back yard.

CrustyRusty wrote: ↑Sun Nov 25, 2018 6:11 am Nice finds, but where the heck were you digging?, looks kinda like a back yard.

It was the side of someones yard, or it was over 100+ years ago. House was removed (burnt down) some 100+ years ago when most of Town Burnt down. We did dig a Privy in the back yard a year or 2 before that. Privy's are not usually found on side that close to front yard or front sidewalk. Being sandy area the Privy's are shallow, only 2-4 feet deep compared to the usual 5-7 feet. LEON.

More Pics. LEON.™

So cool