"Hunted-Out" doesnt exist; 1902 IHP, other neat items

[mjc_lakedweller]

"Hunted-Out" doesn't exist; 1902 IHP, other neat items

Searched around my home town today and came up with some interesting finds. Clark Park, which I have swung there probably 20-30 times was able to produce a poor 1902 IHP but an IHP none-the-less. I thought the beer opener was a unique find-have only found one other opener and it was your typical shaped with a domestic beer logo. The silver medallion is nice and large at over 6g. Oh, also got a '46 wheatie-no pic.

 

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[Giant056]

Very cool finds you got there MJC I really like that keytag and congrats on the Indian and silver medallion!!

 

[Brentallica]

Cool digs! Congrats on the Indian find and I like the Silver St. Michael pendant too. WTG

 

[Mike from MI]

Neat stuff! I agree, there is no such thing as hunted out!

 

[Michigander Dan]

Nice digs, That Indian Head was in the ground a long time. Interesting 1827 pin/keg tag too. Congrats on the wheat and awesome religious pendant on St. Michael the Archangel.

 

[mjc_lakedweller]

"Interesting 1827 pin/keg tag too."

Do you know something I don't? I wasn't able to find much using google but perhaps you know more? That would be totally cool if it were that old
Fill me in - please...!

 

[postalgriff]

great bunch of finds, congrats! I don't think the big pin is from 1827...should have a date on it though(maybe 1927)...I found 2 last year that had some strange keys attached to them...turns out they were gym locker keys or something like that....maybe from the 30's or around there....neat stuff!

 

[Michiganne]

Nice finds, like the beer opener and religious medal. WTG

HH

 

[flakefinder]

that soil sure was hard on that Indian, nice job on the sliver.