hilltopdoc
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well, i have trouble uploading photos. the other was a "one horse buggy" also from 1911 and JONESBORO number 19.
JONESBORO ARKANSAS historic finds
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well, i have trouble uploading photos. the other was a "one horse buggy" also from 1911 and JONESBORO number 19.
GKL
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Neat historical find, congrats ! 
(and you don't have to research to figure out the date
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(and you don't have to research to figure out the date
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GLASSHOPPER1955
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Love that!
GKL
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Check the file size and width and height of the ones that won't upload, when you go to choose files to upload you'll see this chart:
BlueHuntsCoins
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That looks cool!!
jimther
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That 2-horse buggy tag is one of the coolest finds. I bet the Jonesboro Historical Society would love to display it... with a sign saying "On loan from hilltopdoc" 
GroundSweeper
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Very cool! Congrats on a great find!
CTpilgrim
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Very cool finds
Check this out concerning uploading pics:
https://metaldetectingforum.com/showthread.php?t=248949
Also I was stationed at the old Blytheville AFB renamed Eaker AFB from 1988-1992.. You guys down South in that area are the most friendliest people I have ever met and my tour there is quite memorable..
https://metaldetectingforum.com/showthread.php?t=248949
Also I was stationed at the old Blytheville AFB renamed Eaker AFB from 1988-1992.. You guys down South in that area are the most friendliest people I have ever met and my tour there is quite memorable..
maxxkatt
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great find. Have the historical society display it with your name and email. might get you some more permissions.
Funny, we fight England over taxes and win and then tax our citizens to death. Dogs & horses and everything else today.
Funny, we fight England over taxes and win and then tax our citizens to death. Dogs & horses and everything else today.
John Madill
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Very nice! Is that some kind of license someone would have to purchase?
Martin_V3i
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"Have the historical society display it with your name and email. might get you some more permissions."
That's a good idea!
I was born and raised near Jonesboro.
Florida Tabdigger
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Oh man...those are some cool digs!!!
markinswpa
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Some very nice saves there. Congrats. Mark
ToySoldier
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Nice. You'd think buggy/wagon/stagecoach relics would turn up more often, but I guess most of them are buried under streets right now.
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I love it! Really a cool find and it undoubtedly kills the notion that Jonesboro was only a small one horse town in 1911.[emoji1]
About 10 years ago I got a wild hair , packed a duffle bag and took highway 19 south from Missouri to your fair city and I took a liking to Jonesboro. Odd now that I think about it as I live outside Jonesburg, Missouri.
Don
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About 10 years ago I got a wild hair , packed a duffle bag and took highway 19 south from Missouri to your fair city and I took a liking to Jonesboro. Odd now that I think about it as I live outside Jonesburg, Missouri.
Don
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kaufenanger
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That's very cool!
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