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    Lost & Found at Marmy's Raid

    Ooops! I picked up something that isn't mine, and wish to return it. It is black and white and this is the stinkingest little kitty cat I've ever held.

    No, really....if you are the fellow who put a very nice blanket and most of an unpainted ammunition box in the "forward supply depot" shed next to Clay Hunter's house, please contact me. The item is probably yours, so feel free to describe it.

    Describe the item you don't have. Finding I have two of them tonight sitting in the underground garage, um, well, uh, geez.... :o
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    Re: Lost & Found at Marmy's Raid

    I'd like to add a felling axe to the lost list. I know it's a long shot, but maybe someone grabbed the wrong one by mistake.
    John Spain
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    • #3
      Re: Lost & Found at Marmy's Raid

      Charles.
      Is the ammo box an unpainted box that says enfield cartridges stenciled on it?
      The lid may be at another local.
      Cheers:D
      Terry Sorchy

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      • #4
        Re: Lost & Found at Marmy's Raid

        I also had a tomato box that did not make it home with me???????? Any one grab it????

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        • #5
          Re: Lost & Found at Marmy's Raid

          Rod,
          I have your tomato box. Charles, was the ammo box an enfield unpainted box?
          Cheers
          Terry Sorchy

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          • #6
            Re: Lost & Found at Marmy's Raid

            To the Confederates
            At our rendezvous point with the wagon I left behind a burlap bag with some pedalite and a brown jug. There were also a number of burlap bags in that sack as well. Thought I left it with the wagons but it seems to have vanished. Anyone see it?
            Frank Aufmuth
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            • #7
              Re: Lost & Found at Marmy's Raid

              Originally posted by Terry Sorchy View Post
              Charles, was the ammo box an enfield unpainted box?
              Terry,

              Yes, and I do believe it was the ammunition box that originally had the telegraph wire in it.

              The lovely and utilitarian item in question now resting in the underground garage here at The Bunker was located with a repop 1851 federal issue blanket from County Cloth with a distinctive cheese curd aroma. Sound like something you might be missing? If so, I can either mail it to you, or bring it along to Into The Piney Woods next March along with the usual tractor trailer load of stuff.
              [B]Charles Heath[/B]
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              [EMAIL="heath9999@aol.com"]17-19 Jul 09 Mumford/GCV Carpe Eventum [/EMAIL]

              [EMAIL="beatlefans1@verizon.net"]31 Jul - 2 Aug 09 Texans at Gettysburg [/EMAIL]

              [EMAIL="JDO@npmhu.org"] 11-13 Sep 09 Fortress Monroe [/EMAIL]

              [URL="http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Elmira_Death_March/?yguid=25647636"]2-4 Oct 09 Death March XI - Corduroy[/URL]

              [EMAIL="oldsoldier51@yahoo.com"] G'burg Memorial March [/EMAIL]

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              • #8
                Re: Lost & Found at Marmy's Raid

                Yup thats the box Charles. Bring it to ATB and I'll get it from you. The blankie isnt mine though. I took all my curds with me saturday morning. Except the ones I left at the sink
                Cheers:D
                Terry Sorchy

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                • #9
                  Re: Lost & Found at Marmy's Raid

                  Lost: Some sleep.
                  Found: Numerous redbug bites.
                  Saving for later: Memories galore.

                  Thanks for putting together one of the most interesting events I ever attended.
                  Paul Hadley
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