kyle369
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- Apr 18, 2014
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- Garrett Ace 250
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Yesterday I went on a walk to the public creek just down the road from my house. It was a very low tide so I decided to walk the shoreline and see what I could find. I ended up finding a couple of cool things from one of multiple sites where I believe there are old dump/wash-up sites.
The finds together:
This is an old Hazel-Atlas glass mustard/preserve bottle that may be as old as the 20s but likely dates somewhere around the 30s-50s:
Part of an old horseshoe if I ever saw one (this would be my first horseshoe partial or complete):
Finally, a metal frame (with a hinge?) marked "THE MILLER HEATER - MADE IN USA" that very likely was once part of an old Victorian-era kerosene heater made by the Edward Miller Co. (manufacturer of lamps and heaters) around the turn of the century give or take a couple decades:
I hope you enjoyed seeing these couple of nice finds and I wish you all the best luck today on this Easter/April Fools' Day!
The finds together:
This is an old Hazel-Atlas glass mustard/preserve bottle that may be as old as the 20s but likely dates somewhere around the 30s-50s:
Part of an old horseshoe if I ever saw one (this would be my first horseshoe partial or complete):
Finally, a metal frame (with a hinge?) marked "THE MILLER HEATER - MADE IN USA" that very likely was once part of an old Victorian-era kerosene heater made by the Edward Miller Co. (manufacturer of lamps and heaters) around the turn of the century give or take a couple decades:
I hope you enjoyed seeing these couple of nice finds and I wish you all the best luck today on this Easter/April Fools' Day!
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