Found this stuff at an old 1890 house

relichunters

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The house was from 1890 and it fell down or something in like 1920 - 1930ish.
Found glass in holes that I found the other stuff, nails, round bolt head? possible part of a garden digging claw.

What is interesting is that the green bottle is Rock Creek Ginger Ale, made in Washington DC it is from 1920's. It's a shame I didn't find the rest of it.

The other item is like a very large screw crank? anyone know anything about it?

Oh and attached at the bottom of the pictures is what the green bottle used to look like whole.
 

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incajoe

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That iron screw thing is actually part of a hinge. That screw would get screwed into the door frame and the other half would be attached to the door.
 

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Now thats one green green bottle, I love it... :thumbsup:
 

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Incajoe, you mean like those swinging bar doors like at a salon in the western days type of thing?
 

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relichunters said:
Incajoe, you mean like those swinging bar doors like at a salon in the western days type of thing?

More than likely a barn door. The other half would be the typical strap hinge type that you see on old barns or possibly a home (but doubtful).
 

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