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Old 09-05-2012, 05:28 PM
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Default Is any of this worth something? Very Picture Heavy!

I tore down a house a little while ago. It was built in 1850. Had all kinds of modern trash from the people that were living in it but we got it all cleaned out and started popping the walls off. To out amazement all the walls were 5inch thick hand hewn logs Any how the rats carried all this little stuff into the walls which I found when taking them down! Each board was like a treasure hunt. I figured I would share it with you guys. Got to love them Pack Rats!






cool lock!




This is really neat! A old school ink pen!




Awesome! A pipe! This one looks really old.




Blue Bottle. No markings. Has few bubbles in it.




Super old flask. The old guy that first lived in the house his dad built was a doctor.




It had a small bubble spot on the bottom. I forgot what they were called.




No markings. some bubbles




No markings bubbles. Looking from the side it appears the inside is really wavy.




Lots of little bubbles, and a "T" on the bottom




Cool corked bottle. Has Rex on the bottom.




I hope y'all don't mind pictures!!


No tellin what went in here!




Has a cool little dimple in it.


And 584 on the recessed bottom.




Here is some neat ones.

These both have little dots, bubbles, dimples, crooked insides.lol

-DR. BELLS-
THE E.E. SUTHERLAND
MEDICINE CO.
PADUCAH KY
PINE-TAR-HONEY

I Have this big one.



And this little one, it's the FREE SAMPLE! Must have worked good cause they bought the big bottle



Then I found this little Jewel! It's not gold but MAN I THOUGHT IT WAS

It appears to be copper may be gold on top which has mostly worn off. It has a TINY inscription inside but I will have to get a magnifying glass to see.







I also found a lot of cool paper stuff.




A receipt for DR services. If only it were $4.00 today!! Notice the 1925 date!




This is by far the coolest piece of paper I have ever had! History questions on it.



Looks plain till you hold it up to the light! Then

Is this a water mark?



Now for the post cards...
This is a job posting all this stuff I need a break lol.
These post cards mention love, singing and dances all that mushy stuff. The ones that are marked are 1910!!





















Family photo maybe? Old pics of children creep me out lol





Well that concludes the finds so far. I really hope you guys enjoyed looking! I would like to know thoughts, opinions, likes, dislikes, values, tips, and anything else y'all can come up with. Happy Hunting!

-Lucas
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Old 09-05-2012, 08:24 PM
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SO COOL MAN! check out http://www.myinsulators.com/glass-fa...ttlemarks.html

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Wow nice find! All of that was behind the walls you tore down?

Did you hit the grounds with your metal detector?
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Enjoyed it a bunch, thanks for sharing.

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Look up the names on the Post Cards. A little history will help you get something for them. You can sell anything that somebody else wants, just find the one who wants it.
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That is some awesome stuff man. Love the old paper stuff.

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Wow nice find! All of that was behind the walls you tore down?

Did you hit the grounds with your metal detector?
Yeah most of it was behind the walls. I guess the rats took it back there lol

I didn't ever get to hunt much but I did find the ring under the house after we tore it down. I found it with my metal detector. I am working on returning to the spot soon. I hope!
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Look up the names on the Post Cards. A little history will help you get something for them. You can sell anything that somebody else wants, just find the one who wants it.
Thanks for the tip! I never thought about that. Ill get on it! Thanks!
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That is some awesome stuff man. Love the old paper stuff.
Man I love that old paper stuff too! I wish I knew more about the watermarked one. Like why would they go to all the trouble if it weren't important? Lol Research is one of those love hate relationships lol. Thanks for lookin man!
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I've heard of government, presidential or White House stationary with watermarks. It might be worth looking into those "history questions"...

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Very cool! Really enjoyed the pictures.

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very cool. thanks for sharing. what a great collection
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That is some really cool stuff.

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Hey thanks guys! I will check into the paper soon. Anybody got any ideas where to look?
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Not to many photos! Looks like alot of fun. It all has value, I just don't know how much. HH

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I used to live up around Emmet Arkansas back in the 60s and 70s, so I found it interesting to see all this along with the post cards and all showing Emmet, AR. I did a looksee on-line for Dr. A. A Reeder and found this. Cities of Prescott and Emmet are close in proximity.

"PDM—7-27-1948

Dr. A. A. Reeder; former Prescott resident; died in Missouri; survived by wife, 1 son, and 4 daughters (listed)"

http://www.argenweb.net/nevada/obits1948PDM.htm

Ain't it neat how small the world gets these days ;-) martin
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awesome thanks for the pics! think of all the cool stuff that gets scraped when old houses are demolished good job saving that stuff!

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Hey thanks for the link! Its pretty cool finding out stuff like that! I live maybe ten miles from Emmett in bodcaw. Apparently there was a huge 4 day battle at Prescott called the battle of prarie de Ann. My next goal is to find some good places around there to hunt. Thanks for the tips and HH!
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WOW man, quite a haul! i find that stuff extremely interesting. awesome!
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