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Trozell

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The rain had abated and the weather was warming up , so I decided to give my neighbors yard another try. It is an 1800's house. So far it has not given up an old coin yet. No old coins today, but some interesting finds anyway. The group shot holds all the treasures. The Pop top represents the aluminum junk, the screw represents the many iron objects, including at least four 3 in diameter heavy iron rings. They read as dimes but were about 6-8 in deep. 28 cents in clad coins and the girl scout pin and the clay pipe section. There were also some ceramic chips with blue glaze patterns. The clay pipe has lettering. LASGOW on one side and MMcDOUGAL on the other.
Anyone who knows pipes please enlighten me on how old that may be and if G Washington may have smoked one ;D Thanks for lookin John B
 

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Pipe from McDougall of Glasgow ! :thumbsup:

Google: clay pipes McDougall Glasgow ...

... and you will get a lot to read ! :coffee2:
 
Some pretty cool finds. I wouldn't give up on that house though.
 
Cool necklace charm!

I wonder if theres a story behind it?
Does it mean anything? Or is it just another charm?

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These are pretty spiffy.
 
Welcome to T-Net...Keep working that site...Treasures await you. Congrats and HH
 
the one item is a girl scout pin, I found one earlier in the year and someone ID'd it on here
 
Very cool relics
 

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