Love your video! I am a river hunter too and have found a Colonial America trade pipe in the river in 21' along with a stone axe and hammer stone. I am an insulator collector myself and was wondering if you ever found any insulators, and now I know! That is a CD 115 Whitall Tatum exchange type insulator. It would have a triangle with WT embossed inside of it. That was made before 1939 because WT Co was bought by Armstrong Cork & Co in 39'. Since it's aqua and not clear glass, it was made before the buyout. The Brookfield New York insulator dates to around 1890-1900. Keep looking for insulators in your hunts! Wow! Look at all of the paver bricks! (Yeah, I collect those too). A brick collector's dream!
Love your video! I am a river hunter too and have found a Colonial America trade pipe in the river in 21' along with a stone axe and hammer stone.
I am an insulator collector myself and was wondering if you ever found any insulators, and now I know! That is a CD 115 Whitall Tatum exchange type insulator. It would have a triangle with WT embossed inside of it. That was made before 1939 because WT Co was bought by Armstrong Cork & Co in 39'. Since it's aqua and not clear glass, it was made before the buyout. The Brookfield New York insulator dates to around 1890-1900. Keep looking for insulators in your hunts!
Wow! Look at all of the paver bricks! (Yeah, I collect those too). A brick collector's dream!
I love a good bottle video! Just subbed ya