1941 dog license

[Beeps in my sleep]

I took my gf to detect her parents house that is a 1700s house (logs) . It is a huge property and we found a ton of goodies. Although not that old, this is favorite find because it is dated. Cumberland County 1941. It wasn't deep and no bones or collar whew😋. I am always afraid of disturbing a pets grave but 2 inches down, I think I am safe. Can't wait to go back after the soil softens up and isn't like digging concrete.😋

 

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[BLK HOLE]

Love them old dog tags! Sounds like you have an awesome permission, good luck

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

I took my gf to detect her parents house that is a 1700s house (logs) . It is a huge property and we found a ton of goodies. Although not that old, this is favorite find because it is dated. Cumberland County 1941. It wasn't deep and no bones or collar whew😋. I am always afraid of disturbing a pets grave but 2 inches down, I think I am safe. Can't wait to go back after the soil softens up and isn't like digging concrete.😋

cool, love the dog tags, especially the old ones. Hope it cleans up nicely

 

[Digger RJ]

I took my gf to detect her parents house that is a 1700s house (logs) . It is a huge property and we found a ton of goodies. Although not that old, this is favorite find because it is dated. Cumberland County 1941. It wasn't deep and no bones or collar whew😋. I am always afraid of disturbing a pets grave but 2 inches down, I think I am safe. Can't wait to go back after the soil softens up and isn't like digging concrete.😋

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Ammoman]

Very cool find...I keep all my dog tags and display them as a group in a picture frame.

 

[vpnavy]

Nice find Beeps in my sleep. I searched the net for another picture - found a collection of Cumberland Dog Tags on EBay (Lot of (52) Pennsylvania Dog Tags-Licenses 1945 to 1996 Years MOUNTED on Board) - but guess what? All the years before 1945 were missing. You could tell they had them but must have removed (or sold) them!