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A good haul!
Catca16. Are you new to digging or new to posting. If you are new to digging, you are coming up with some awesome finds. The 'Wil Del' I believe stands for Wilmington, Delaware. Keep up the good work-I love your posts-although I am a little jealous.- Roaddie
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- Forum: Digging and Finding
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Is this too much for a “for sale” picture?
I agree with ROBBY. I have sold a lot on line and I have a tall box and cover it with a sheet, the color depends on the color of your item, and then take a picture of just your item, or items in the case of a group. That way the prospective buyer can see your item without the background clutter...- Roaddie
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- Forum: Displaying and Photographing
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Amber coke.
I find price variations in a lot of the older items for sale. I have a signed print from 1930 and I have found prices ranging from several hundred dollars to less than a hundred. The same is true with some bears that I am trying to sell. But, catcat16, that is an awesome find. I have several in...- Roaddie
- Post #13
- Forum: Digging and Finding
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Double Eagle / E.C. Booz / Scroll Quarts
I agree, ROBBYBOBBY64. There is nothing like digging your own, cleaning them up, and enjoying them. Or, getting into an old house and searching (obviously, with permission) the basement for all of bottles and cans that the previous owner stashed down there. That can be a gold mine and there is...- Roaddie
- Post #13
- Forum: Displaying and Photographing
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First time at scratching the surface
I would love to find a dump like that, not to mention all the other items that you found on your place. I hope you will continue to post your findings-we can enjoy them with you-kind of! I also hope that this adventure will spark in you an appreciation of our past. The love of the history...- Roaddie
- Post #14
- Forum: Digging and Finding
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Today’s haul
Sandchip, what time frame would you date the amethyst bottles. I always thought they dated from late 1890's to the early 1900's.. Would some of them have been later than that. I agree, they are a much darker color than you would normally get out of a domp. Catcat16, you keep up the good...- Roaddie
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- Forum: Digging and Finding
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First time at scratching the surface
I would give anything to stumble onto a find like that. I'd be like a kid in a candy store!! Keep posting your finds-we all can enjoy it with you-kind of. I hope this will create an interest in you for our past. These finds can be addicting.- Roaddie
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- Forum: Digging and Finding
