3 Hours Across from the Grove (2 More Hours added)

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a 1948 Wheat Cent (sorry No Close Up)

and an 1897 Indian Cent
 

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This ;

I Believe it is a Guardian Angel for a Dog ?
 

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a Bowel of Apples Pin ?

See Back. I believe it may have Hooked unto a Button on a Womans Blouse ?
The only Metal is the Clip on the back. Rest is some type of Hard Plastic or Resin.
No Markings
 

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This Plate.

Is Heavy Brass Measures 4" across & 1 1/4 " top to bottom.
& 1/8" THICK

Reads :

P.F. EISENBROWN SONS CO.
6th. & ELM STS.
READING PA.
 

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Across the Top from Left.

A Gold tone Button (tin) about the Size of a Quarter.

B small Copper Button, slightly smaller then a penny, Plain front Back says something but can only make out enough to Know STANDARD is part of it.

C Key top Right is Wal-Mart Key

SECOND ROW left

D Button with Leather in Between

BOTTOM LEFT

E Key Plate possably from Wooden Jewelry Box. it has a Thin Layer of wood still attached to the Back Corner.

Bottom Center

F SCHUYLKILL COUNTY 1930 DOG TAG #1883.

I did a BAAAAAAAD THING :( tried to Streighten it in the Field)
SEE BREAK :-[

Bottom Right

G Salt / Pepper Shaker Lid.

Lead or ? very Heavy
 

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Re: 3 Hours Across from the Grove

A nice eclectic group of findings!
 

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Very cool finds! I really like the dog tag.

HH!
TBGO
 

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I liked the dog tag till you broke it. :D Just kidding. Nice variety of finds. HH Burdie
 

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Re: 3 Hours Across from the Grove

Nice artifacts recovered today Jeff.

The rains have been brutal here in p.a.

I really like it though. It washes finds in in some of my favorite spots.

I'm gonna get out here in about a hr for a hunt tonight.

Hope the rains brought something up.

HH Jer
 

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Thanks Everyone.

Good luck Jer, Bring something Special back.

Jeff
 

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jeff of pa said:
This ;

I Believe it is a Guardian Angel for a Dog ?

Here's a link for a tag like you have...atleast it looks that way :) http://www.jakesdoghouse.com/Shop/Control/Product/fp/SFV/30014/vpid/1237569/vpcsid/0/rid/117773

Wish I could find some neat things like you and others have found. Someday, I reckon'!

Tried to search something on the basket of apple button cover...with no luck.

For the piece marked P.F. EISENBROWN....I found on this page...look under MARBLE, GRANITE and SANDSTONE WORKS http://www.rootsweb.com/~paberks/library/business/k-n.html

Modify here: looking at the basket of apples button cover...is there writing on the back on the very bottom left...looks like a "D", but can't make anything else out.
 

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ronandann said:
For the piece marked P.F. EISINBROWN....I found on this page...but they spelled his name EISENBROWN...look under MARBLE, GRANITE and SANDSTONE WORKS http://www.rootsweb.com/~paberks/library/business/k-n.html

I got the same hit. Here's the text:

P. F. EISENBROWN Sons & Co.: In 1875, P. F. EISENBROWN located at Reading, started a Marble and Granite Works and carried on the business until 1899, when he formed a partnership with his sons. The firm name has been continued until the present time. The works were located at Sixth and Elm streets until 1906.whem they were removed to Muhlenberg township, along the P. and R. railroad, a short distance north of Reading. This firm is extensively engaged in preparing granite works of all kinds and its trade extends throughout Berks and the surrounding counties. They employ from 50 to 60 men. They still retain their yard in Reading.

Just a guess, but manufacturers of cemetery monuments, headstones, etc. often attach a small metal tag, usually on the base of the marker at the side or back. (Nowadays they're usually glued on, rather than attached with pins or screws. ) So, that might be what it is.
 

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Thanks Ronandann

And PBK

there is a cemetery there.

If it didn't Come off a Stone, it may have come off the Delivery Vehicle.
it was found along the Driveway in.


and NO "D" on the back of the basket of apple button
 

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What's nice about that EISENBROWN thing....that they are still in business and based on the addy on the thing...that was 1899 and 1906 (when he opened business with his sons till the time they moved location). I bet they could give you a better time frame when it was made and for what :)

Ok on the "D"...just looks like some writing there???
 

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Great finds Jeff! Just talked to a buddy of mine in Roaring Springs..He said it rained like he was back in Louisiana up there..If you ever go around r.s. pm me and i'll give you his name, he might know some good hunting spots..
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ronandann said:
What's nice about that EISENBROWN thing....that they are still in business and based on the addy on the thing...that was 1899 and 1906 (when he opened business with his sons till the time they moved location). I bet they could give you a better time frame when it was made and for what :)

Ok on the "D"...just looks like some writing there???

I saw What you mean.

But if it is a D it's a Very Scribbled D,
it appears more like just a Paint Defect in my Magnifying glass.
 

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dg39 said:
Great finds Jeff! Just talked to a buddy of mine in Roaring Springs..He said it rained like he was back in Louisiana up there..If you ever go around r.s. pm me and i'll give you his name, he might know some good hunting spots..
DG

DG, I'm glad I live on top of a Mountain.

Headlines in the paper Simply say Devastated.
and some of the Pictures are Heartbreaking.

All I got is Water in my Basement & a Full Septic Tank from water Runoff. Can't use water, nowhere for it to go.


Roaring Springs is a good Distance West of me on the other side the Susquehanna, But I'll keep that in Mind.

Thanks !

Jeff
 

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