Morning Produces Coin Spill and Relics

[xlt nh]

Back to the 1800 House...did the side yard for a few hours...found a coin spill with an 1887 IH, 1944 Merc. and what looks to be a 1926 buffalo....pretty cool to see all that come out one hole!

Also some nice Relics...buckles, US Shotgun Headstamp, Tag for a pet (I presume) with chain..says "Brandy"...ornate hinge piece..

Dentacura toothpaste tube, some big iron items, and some junk....Great time diggin'!

HH, Hank 8)

 

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[xlt nh]

One more... 8)

 

[Colonial KirkPA]

Wow, some dude or dudette was carrying some old coins even in the 1940s. I never saw such a wide range of dates in one spill. White's strikes again.

 

[DCMatt]

The BRANDY on a chain is a liquor decanter label.

DCMatt

 

[Ridley]

Nice coin spill recovery and decanter label!

Congratulations!




Ridley

 

[xlt nh]

Thanks DCMatt! Is there as site out there that can help date it?

Very cool....

Thanks for all the great comments!
Hank 8)

 

[mastereagle22]

Love your finds, too bad you didn't find the brandy to go with the tag!

 

[Mackaydon]

Is anything inscribed on the back of that Brandy liguor label?

 

[Ed-NH]

Nice finds and that is awesome about the liquor tag. Now we know why they lost those coins :P

 

[COUNTRY GIRL]

Sweet day! Funny how you forget that they made toothpaste tubes out of something other than plastic . Nice coinage.

 

[diggerfororo]

Nice "stuff" Looks like a good site. The item in pix between the buckle and the shotgun shell brass looks like a bible clasp. Some of the large family bible had wooden, leather bound covers. This type of clasp held the book closed. Nice find.

Les

 

[xlt nh]

Thanks Les...never thought of that! All finds were from an area about 30x20...so....

Someone got a little tipsy while reading and passed out, dropping all their change. Yep, that's how it happened.

Nothing on the back of the tag that I can see so far...

I find quite a few metal tubes...some are beat up like this one, and some are salvagable...but not many!

HH, Hank 8)

 

[DCMatt]

Thanks DCMatt! Is there as site out there that can help date it?

Very cool....

Thanks for all the great comments!
Hank

The picture I posted is one from the very early 1800's. It is silver and selling for just over $200 (yes, two HUNDRED bucks) from an on-line antique shop.

Is yours silver?

If so, there should be a hallmark on the back. If not, it's hard to say how old. They've been making those things for a couple of centuries and you can still get them today.

Either way, its cool. Now find yourself an old bottle to hang the label on.

DCMatt

 

[birdman]

Coin spills a awesome! I have only hit a couple of them and they were both from the forty's.

 

[Mackaydon]

The Dentacura toothpaste tube is interesting.
That company, The Dentacura Co. was located at 185 Alling Street, in Newark, N. J. at the beginning of the last century. I can read part of
'Newark' on your cool find.

 

[xlt nh]

Thanks for all the info!....I wish the tube was in better condition!

I'll have to see how it looks after a cleaning....

 

[piggman1]

Those are some really cool finds. Hope your label is silver.

 

[John (Ma)]

Excellent finds Hank!

 

[lumbercamp]

The top relic in your photo was used for hewing logs. The points were pounded into logs and a broadaxe would be used to square up the side of the log.