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Got a Chinese knockoff brand off Amazon. Now I don’t know how to use it or where to even begin.
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I found some good things today. It was very cold today, as well as yesterday. This post shows artifacts from both yesterday's hunt and today's. I was looking for more arrowheads and native stuff, but alas, I found no evidence. So, I was left with more turn of the century relics. Here's what I stumbled across:

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Everything pictured here is turn of the century. I found 4 different bottle stoppers (one says Lea and Perkins), a few tiles, an Iron Blue McC Co bottle, a spoon, a lingerie Garter strap (more info about this below), a doll leg, an insulator, 2 nice bricks (Miller Brick Co, a Washington DC based brick; and W W CO. Brick) and to top it all off, a broken bottle and a 1915 Washington DC coca cola.

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What a nice example of a DC based hobbleskirt coke!

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Silk Garter Kensington lingerie strap.
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I hope y'all enjoyed the relics shown here! I'll come here next time, hopefully with another projectile point.
 
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Neat finds. I'm guessing that the 'Lea and Perkins' stopper actually says 'Lea and Perrins'. It's the brand for the English 'Worcestershire Sauce' condiment, first imported to the USA in 1839 and still made today. 'Worcestershire' is pronounced 'wusstersheer', with 'wuss' rhyming with 'puss'.

 
Neat finds. I'm guessing that the 'Lea and Perkins' stopper actually says 'Lea and Perrins'. It's the brand for the English 'Worcestershire Sauce' condiment, first imported to the USA in 1839 and still made today. 'Worcestershire' is pronounced 'wusstersheer', with 'wuss' rhyming with 'puss'.

Yeah it does my bad. Idk why I made such a silly mistake.
 
I found some good things today. It was very cold today, as well as yesterday. This post shows artifacts from both yesterday's hunt and today's. I was looking for more arrowheads and native stuff, but alas, I found no evidence. So, I was left with more turn of the century relics. Here's what I stumbled across:

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Everything pictured here is turn of the century. I found 4 different bottle stoppers (one says Lea and Perkins), a few tiles, an Iron Blue McC Co bottle, a spoon, a lingerie Garter strap (more info about this below), a doll leg, an insulator, 2 nice bricks (Miller Brick Co, a Washington DC based brick; and W W CO. Brick) and to top it all off, a broken bottle and a 1915 Washington DC coca cola.

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What a nice example of a DC based hobbleskirt coke!

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Silk Garter Kensington lingerie strap.
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I hope y'all enjoyed the relics shown here! I'll come here next time, hopefully with another projectile point.
Good Coke bottle. 👍👍
 

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