Colonial Digger
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I am glad we have had some rain to keep the farmers out of the fields for just a little longer, last weekend i got skunked for the first time on the old site that normally is constantly giving , the farmer tilled it and it went silent. But today went to the same field and it woke back up and I got a 1865 shielded, 1865 Indian, Classic head barely ID 1808-1814, then a Matron 1830, a few buttons , draw pulls, shoe tap, pewter spoons and handles, Parasol, and then hopped in the creek and found the milk glass and insulator patented May 2, 1893 in perfect condition.
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