Krazy Kat, silver dimes, medicine bottle, license plate

[Squirrel322]

Most of this is from a couple sidewalk tear-outs. The enamel pin is a newspaper cartoon character called “Krazy Kat” which ran from 1913-1944. The pin is probably from the 1930’s.
The licenses plate and bottle were from some woods at a local park. The license plate was just laying on top of the ground, the bottle showed up in the bottom of a plug.










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[crashbandicoot]

Nice assorted bunch Squirrel! I like that Krazy Kat pin,heck,I like all that! Good going!

 

[villagenut]

Although your med bottle is not an older one, Pierce was a long time quack med maker. I have dug lots of his late 1800s quack meds, and he still had a market for them by the time he bottled your example.

 

[Digger RJ]

Most of this is from a couple sidewalk tear-outs. The enamel pin is a newspaper cartoon character called “Krazy Kat” which ran from 1913-1944. The pin is probably from the 1930’s.
The licenses plate and bottle were from some woods at a local park. The license plate was just laying on top of the ground, the bottle showed up in the bottom of a plug.

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Very Nice!!!! Congrats!!!!

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

Most of this is from a couple sidewalk tear-outs. The enamel pin is a newspaper cartoon character called “Krazy Kat” which ran from 1913-1944. The pin is probably from the 1930’s.
The licenses plate and bottle were from some woods at a local park. The license plate was just laying on top of the ground, the bottle showed up in the bottom of a plug.

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such a cool variety of finds, wtg and thanks for posting

 

[Florida Finder]

Most of this is from a couple sidewalk tear-outs. The enamel pin is a newspaper cartoon character called “Krazy Kat” which ran from 1913-1944. The pin is probably from the 1930’s.
The licenses plate and bottle were from some woods at a local park. The license plate was just laying on top of the ground, the bottle showed up in the bottom of a plug.

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Those are some great digs. I really like that cat. I found one just like it about 40 years ago while detecting in Savannah and never knew what it was. Thank you for posting and congratulations!

 

[oldmxrat]

Really cool bunch of finds for sure!

 

[Norwichnut]

Really cool bunch of finds for sure!

I dug the same chief of the sixes Pontiac token 5 yrs ago in a drain lake bed

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Excellent finds - congrats !