RANDOM CHAT THREAD - Chat about anything or just hang out - ALL are welcome.

[releventchair]

Name generator gives me "Iron Fury".
Kinda suits my metal detecting....

 

Amazon Forum Fav 👍

DR.ÖTEK Metal Detector, Waterproof Gold Detector, Pinpoint & Terrain Modes, Professional Metal Detector - Grab it through Amazon!

[RustyRelics]

Here are the bottles I came out with yesterday.



O. P. Klee soda bottle, Dayton Ohio.




Sher-A-Cola, Lexington Kentucky. I heard these were rare.





Crystal Bottling Company, Lexington Kentucky.





S. H. Frederick beer bottle, Braddock Pennsylvania.





Anheuser - Busch beer, St. Louis Missouri.





Beer or bitters bottle. This is the one that I was crushing with my hand.






Dr. J. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.




Blue Lick Mineral Water bottle. It looks like a regular wine bottle, but this was actually the style used by the company in the 1880s-1890s. It had a paper label once.

 

[bill from lachine]

RR,

Nice selection of bottles you picked up....now wheres that confederate bill you were talking about...

 

[bill from lachine]

folks,

During my morning walk there were tons of people along the water near the lake...turns out it was the annual dragon boat races going on.

 

[RustyRelics]

RR,

Nice selection of bottles you picked up....now wheres that confederate bill you were talking about...

You know dagburn well where it is, lol!

I did find an image of the one I had found, before surrendering it to that girl however.

Mine..er, well, not mine, was 1864 issue.

 

[RustyRelics]

 

[RTR]

I hate Rainy days they make me buy stuff.We have a Bear hanging around,this will do him ? U.S. M-7 Bayonet & M-8A1 Sheath

 

[RustyRelics]

I hate Rainy days they make me buy stuff.We have a Bear hanging around,this will do him ? U.S. M-7 Bayonet & M-8A1 Sheath

That'll do, but I prefer the model 1853 Enfield Musket with the Enfield sword bayonet. It's more than enough, and you can pop a shot while you're at it to boot.

 

[RustyRelics]

1853 Enfield, 1856 Enfield bayonet.

 

[bill from lachine]

RR,

It was just to tempting....

 

[RTR]

View attachment 1720709 View attachment 1720710

1853 Enfield, 1856 Enfield bayonet.

LOL.What in the Hell is that But when I was a kid I found a sword just like that in the woods

 

[RTR]

I dreaded this job but mission is complete,finally

 

[RustyRelics]

LOL.What in the Hell is that :

That would be fun!

 

[ECS]

...

I did find an image of the one I had found, before surrendering it to that girl however.

View attachment 1720675
... was 1864 issue.

In the 1950's there was a company that printed Confederate currency as "play money"($1, $5 $10 $20 & $100) that was sold in 5 & 10 stores, and Cheerios cereal put them in their boxes (1953?) as a prize- I still have the $100 bill from then.
On the back, bottom left was the word "facsmile" stating it was a copy.
The bill you posted was a part of that 5 & 10 Package that sold for $0.75
These facsimile Confederate bills were made by the WHITMAN PUBLISHING CO, that also printed coin folders and childrens Golden Books.
I was at an antique mall, where a vendor was selling these as the real deal for a high price, and he was very upset when I pointed out the "facesmile" on the back.

Uncle Daveys in Jacksonville Florida has a large selection of Confederate bills as well as other items from the War of Northern Aggression.
http://www.uncledaveys.com

 

[RustyRelics]

In the 1950's there was a company that printed Confederate currency as "play money"($1, $5 $10 $20 & $100) that was sold in 5 & 10 stores, and Cherrios cereal put them in their boxes (1953?) as a prize- I still have the $100 bill from then.
On the back, bottom left was the word "facesmile" stating it was a copy.
The bill you posted was a part of that 5 & 10 Package that sold for $0.75
I was at an antique mall, where a vendor was selling these as the real deal for a high price, and he was very upset when I pointed out the "facesmile" on the back.

Uncle Daveys in Jacksonville Florida has a large selection of Confederate bills as well as other items from the War of Northern Aggression.
Uncle Davey's Americana Civil War Antique Store in Jacksonville, Florida

VERY good eye! I inspected that bill, and I did not see that facemile stamp on it. I might have missed it. Thank you for your advice by all means though. I'll keep my eye out for that in the future.

 

[RustyRelics]

Here is my bottle shelf now. Due to high prices, I have spent a little more than I should of. BUT with the blessing of American Capitalism, I have about 30 or so bottles I have in the "for sale pile" along with some other antique odds and ends. I think i'll become a charter member, and sell some stuff on here.

 

[RustyRelics]

Hey Tom, I knapped this as an experiment. It came from a Bud Light bottle I found on the side of the road. I know you like notched stuff, so I'll try a notched version when I can.

 

[ECS]

View attachment 1720587

"Mercy, Mercy, Mercy" by THE BUCKINGHAMS

 

[RustyRelics]

I am heading up to Yankee land, in Pennsylvania tomorrow. I plan on trying to stay out of trouble, introduce some Northern Girls to Southern charm (called Southern Stupidity by Northern Folk), and maybe find a few artifacts along the way.

I did have one thought though. Remember the last time some Southerners went to Pennsylvania?



Yeah, from what I remember, it didn't end well.

 

[ECS]

My great grandfather was there as one of the Northern Aggressors, 1st Sergeant of the 10th New Jersey.