diggummup
Platinum Member
- Joined
- Jul 15, 2004
- Messages
- 17,824
- Reaction score
- 10,135
- Golden Thread
- 0
- Location
- Somewhere in the woods
- Detector(s) used
- Whites M6
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
- #1
Thread Owner
Today's Finds After A Month Of Not Picking
I managed to hit a few sales today between the rain showers. Most of the items came from the last sale which was a family run estate sale in a gated community that you had to make an appointment for.
I spent $20 at a garage sale on the PSP Metal Gear Solid bundle. Plus an extra game not pictured. It's in mint condition with all the extras.
The Couroc Cat tray and the gilded hand blown Goblet were $15 for the pair at an company run estate sale. I need to research the goblet.
The rest of the items came from the aforementioned estate sale. I paid $35 for the lot and several other items not pictured. Pictured are two Freemasonry books entitled Duncan's Ritual of Freemasonry 1923 and King Solomon and His Followers, New York-1 1927 written in code. Two MPC Corvette models, complete- box not sealed but parts are still bagged. 60 something pieces of "1881 Rogers" Oneida Ltd. Silver plated flatware in the Proposal pattern from 1954, A Lladro Polar Bear, A 6.5" Celery Vase made by the Elson Glass Company in the late 1880's. It's the Dew Drop pattern #90 French Opalescent hobnail. Last but not least is this very cool and funky 1950's Pink Tie from Cuba, it's been hand painted (and signed) with a Carmen Miranda like figure on it.
So that's it. Nothing spectacular but at least I made a few good finds considering the weather today. Here's the pics in no particular order-
I managed to hit a few sales today between the rain showers. Most of the items came from the last sale which was a family run estate sale in a gated community that you had to make an appointment for.
I spent $20 at a garage sale on the PSP Metal Gear Solid bundle. Plus an extra game not pictured. It's in mint condition with all the extras.
The Couroc Cat tray and the gilded hand blown Goblet were $15 for the pair at an company run estate sale. I need to research the goblet.
The rest of the items came from the aforementioned estate sale. I paid $35 for the lot and several other items not pictured. Pictured are two Freemasonry books entitled Duncan's Ritual of Freemasonry 1923 and King Solomon and His Followers, New York-1 1927 written in code. Two MPC Corvette models, complete- box not sealed but parts are still bagged. 60 something pieces of "1881 Rogers" Oneida Ltd. Silver plated flatware in the Proposal pattern from 1954, A Lladro Polar Bear, A 6.5" Celery Vase made by the Elson Glass Company in the late 1880's. It's the Dew Drop pattern #90 French Opalescent hobnail. Last but not least is this very cool and funky 1950's Pink Tie from Cuba, it's been hand painted (and signed) with a Carmen Miranda like figure on it.
So that's it. Nothing spectacular but at least I made a few good finds considering the weather today. Here's the pics in no particular order-
