Pickwick Ale bottle opener and 1939 wheat penny.

[NHmetaldetectrelichunter]

I found theese items not far from a cellar hole of an old farm house which apparently burned down in the 50s. I do believe the penny was in that fire. Never found one so black before. both targets were fairly deep too.

 

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[Blackfoot58]

I found theese items not far from a cellar hole of an old farm house which apparently burned down in the 50s. I do believe the penny was in that fire. Never found one so black before. both targets were fairly deep too.View attachment 2085497View attachment 2085498View attachment 2085499

I always enjoy the old bottle openers. Thanks

 

[NHmetaldetectrelichunter]

I always enjoy the old bottle openers. Thanks

I’m glad you like my finds. It my was first bottle opener. I’ve only been doing this about a month now.

 

[Blackfoot58]

Pickwick was a Boston regional beer, if I remember correctly. My Dad’s family was from NH: Portsmouth, Exeter and mostly Hooksett area. I spent a few vacations there. I remember beer signs for Schaefer’s and Genessee (spelling) when out there in the 60s and 70s.

 

[Nathan W]

Great bottle opener

 

[Digger RJ]

I found theese items not far from a cellar hole of an old farm house which apparently burned down in the 50s. I do believe the penny was in that fire. Never found one so black before. both targets were fairly deep too.View attachment 2085497View attachment 2085498View attachment 2085499

Nice!!! Congrats!!!