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    Re: Some of my Kentucky finds...

    Quote Originally Posted by Lowjiber View Post
    I've been watching your posts and pics...all very impressive.

    Thank You!!!
    Thank you for your compliment I'm so glad I found this forum (Thanks Handyman)

    It's kinda lonely hobby- if you don't hunt with someone. It's great to share common interest and learn from eachother!
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    Re: Some of my Kentucky finds...

    Looks like some good old stuff.
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    Re: Some of my Kentucky finds...

    Quote Originally Posted by MIdigger View Post
    Looks like some good old stuff.
    lol at your siggy YTD finds... motivating-it'll be nice to see them add up this next year
    I'm with ya- we have about 4 of snow right now
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    Re: Some of my Kentucky finds...

    I like the makeup container. I found something similar once with a little fairy on the cover of it. I managed to open it up and all the makeup was still there. IT must have been victorian.

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    Re: Some of my Kentucky finds...

    Quote Originally Posted by sniffy View Post
    I like the makeup container. I found something similar once with a little fairy on the cover of it. I managed to open it up and all the makeup was still there. IT must have been victorian.
    So you never found a name on yours? I was tickled to use my magnifying glass and BARELY see 'Richard Hudnut'... I'd heard of Elizabeth Arden, but never of him before! Tells my age

    Did yours break when you opened it- mine did, but can be put back together easily. I was so curious what was in it- thought maybe some old coins stored in it lol
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    Re: Some of my Kentucky finds...

    Quote Originally Posted by tanacat View Post
    Did yours break when you opened it- mine did, but can be put back together easily. I was so curious what was in it- thought maybe some old coins stored in it lol
    I know, right? I love finding containers like that -- you never know what could be inside them!

    I have this really good friend that I detect with and he finds these kinds of things all the time, but he refuses to open them! Not even curious! They just get thrown into a pile lol One time I made him open one and he just rolled his eyes at me.... better things to do! rofl Hope he doesn't read this rofl

    But you never know where a gold coin might be hiding thumbsup01

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    Re: Some of my Kentucky finds...

    Quote Originally Posted by tanacat View Post
    So you never found a name on yours? I was tickled to use my magnifying glass and BARELY see 'Richard Hudnut'... I'd heard of Elizabeth Arden, but never of him before! Tells my age

    Did yours break when you opened it- mine did, but can be put back together easily. I was so curious what was in it- thought maybe some old coins stored in it lol
    I never found a name..just the little fairy. I also found a lipstick container. I wasn't sure what it was at first, but with a little wiggling around I got the top off. I looked down inside and the lipstick was still inside. It was ended up being a 1910 lipstick holder. I thought that was cool. Now I have rouge and lipstick.....OK gotta go watch football now...or some dragracing...and then monstertrucks.

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    Re: Some of my Kentucky finds...

    Quote Originally Posted by coinnut View Post
    I still have all my junk too, just in case iron prices go through the roof lol My wife ain't too happy though :-\
    hey buddy you can have my junk to , you can start with all the stuff in the back of my jeep.
    p.s. i won't tell the wife. lol lol

    Quote Originally Posted by tanacat View Post
    It's kinda lonely hobby- if you don't hunt with someone. It's great to share common interest and learn from eachother!
    i agree its alot more fun (and laughs) and competitive with a friend or two thumbsup01

    Quote Originally Posted by Epi-hunter View Post
    I know, right? I love finding containers like that -- you never know what could be inside them!

    I have this really good friend that I detect with and he finds these kinds of things all the time, but he refuses to open them! Not even curious! They just get thrown into a pile lol One time I made him open one and he just rolled his eyes at me.... better things to do! rofl Hope he doesn't read this rofl

    But you never know where a gold coin might be hiding thumbsup01

    i hope your not talking about the same person i know lol lol ya gotta check those make-up and little compacts for the coinage . also in tha backs of those pocket watches too , thats where i found a nice old walker half dollar .
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    Re: Some of my Kentucky finds...

    Quote Originally Posted by del View Post
    hey buddy you can have my junk to , you can start with all the stuff in the back of my jeep.
    p.s. i won't tell the wife. lol lol
    Hilarious- we could start a whole thread on this topic!
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    Re: Some of my Kentucky finds...

    I can't really see the silver ring in the pic too well but it looks like it might be Nielloware... I found a similar one lst year. Check out:

    http://www.siamman.com/siamenu.html

    Kind of haunting / sad that most nielloware jewelery was brought back to the US by soldiers.

    If you google image Mekkala siam silver similar items come up though I can't quite make out what is portrayed in the rin you found.

    Sweet find for sure.
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    Re: Some of my Kentucky finds...

    Quote Originally Posted by z118 View Post
    I can't really see the silver ring in the pic too well but it looks like it might be Nielloware... I found a similar one lst year. Check out:

    http://www.siamman.com/siamenu.html

    Kind of haunting / sad that most nielloware jewelery was brought back to the US by soldiers.

    If you google image Mekkala siam silver similar items come up though I can't quite make out what is portrayed in the rin you found.

    Sweet find for sure.
    Wow that's it- I think the first 2 pics are the designs! But I can't read them... I'm trying to print them so I can see better/read. DuRn computer acting up again! Funny thing is I've been wearing this ring, meditating, yoga class, etc.... I grew up Buddhist/practice the philosophy
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