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tymcmurray

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I am lucky enough to have the job of restoring Historic homes.
This is a dream job for a lifelong, totally addicted treasure hunter.
When working in any part of these homes, I always keep my
eye out for hidden compartments, loose boards, loose bricks,
ar anything else that treasures can be hidden in.
The homeowners love seeing the things I find, and, on occasion,
let me keep some things.
These are a couple of cool medicine bottles I found stuck in the
eaves of an attic the other day. I just got around to cleaning
them. The bottoms are interesting and may help date them.

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Sweet bottle and even sweeter job man!!!
 
Where do you get one of those "all around" horseshoe's at :dontknow: Cool bottle's Ty :thumbsup:
 
nice bottle finds. Your job really must be neat....Matt
 
Nice looking bottles.
 
I would never have guessed that they were not brown bottles! Awesome clean up job Ty! I love old bottles too! You do have a dream job....I am jealous! :tongue3:

HH,
Moon
 
Love those old bottles...did the mouth of the one on the right break while cleaning?..(it doesn't look broken in the first pic)
 
GroundS.KeepeR said:
Nice Finds!! Whats the best/oldest thing you found?.... and wasn't aloud to keep... lol

Years ago I found a crucifix. About 6 inches tall and red and blue stones all over it.
on the back it had some stamped markings, but I was too young to think much of
them. I am sure that is was gold. The homeowner kept that one, but did give me
a first edition, autographed, Elizabeth Barrett Browning book I found in the same
hidden compartment. That was OK with me because I love old books.
 

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