Some of my Kentucky finds...

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!
 
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.
 
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 :cheesysmile:

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
 
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? :yes: 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! :shocked04: 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
 
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 :cheesysmile:

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.
 
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

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

I know, right? :yes: 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! :shocked04: 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 .
 
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.
 
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 :yes:
 

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