Early Abandoned House with antiques inside!

[PlaneDiggerCam]

My buddy and I had got a chance to check out an abandoned house essentially in the middle of nowhere over the summer. The house looked untouched for a long time with the appliances inside with the exception of someone have been being there before us and taking most of the real good stuff. Anyway most of the house was still filled with antiques and such.

Creepy wallpaper...

Wait a minute that's not wall paper! It's 1800s uncut ad sheets!!!

Here are a few of the things I found!


Got a bunch of NOS and never used First National cardboard egg cartons in fantastic shape!

Got these milk tickets?

Advertising Theater Hand Fan with local ads on back.

And some nice auto cans:

Lots more there and can't wait to go back!

Thanks for looking,
PlaneDiggerCam

 

[PlaneDiggerCam]

Here is what I mean. Early appliances still in their place!

 

[East_Tn_Bottle_Guy]

Super cool. What's in the last pic?

 

[shotdwn]

Super cool. What's in the last pic?

To me it looks like a refrigerator and that would be the cooling coil on top. That would be my guess from what I can see in the last picture.

 

[CanadianBottles]

I really like the egg cartons, I don't think I've ever seen an early egg carton before. I can't imagine many of those survived. The milk tickets are a great find too, those can be pretty tough to find for local dairies, yours might be the only ones remaining in existence.
That wallpaper is really strange, I don't think it's real wallpaper. It looks like they got a bunch of uncut sheets of advertising cards straight from the printer and used those to paper their walls.

 

[hemihampton]

Some body probably owns the House or Property. If you check with the City they could probably find out who & then you could get Permission. or else some might call it Tressepassing, B&E and/or Theft. LEON.

 

[mingoman64]

Another if the walls could talk place.
Very neat find!

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[PlaneDiggerCam]

Super cool. What's in the last pic?

It's an early refrigerator. Prob laye 20s early 30s

 

[PlaneDiggerCam]

Some body probably owns the House or Property. If you check with the City they could probably find out who & then you could get Permission. or else some might call it Tressepassing, B&E and/or Theft. LEON.

I always am cautious of this. Property wasn't marked so I looked it up and its owned by the the state. Usually our state hasn't had any regulation to digging or searching their properties that aren't explicitly marked not to or have no trespassing signs. This was a house and property taken to highway building in the 70s that never happened and so it has sat vacant ever since.

 

[PlaneDiggerCam]

I really like the egg cartons, I don't think I've ever seen an early egg carton before. I can't imagine many of those survived. The milk tickets are a great find too, those can be pretty tough to find for local dairies, yours might be the only ones remaining in existence.
That wallpaper is really strange, I don't think it's real wallpaper. It looks like they got a bunch of uncut sheets of advertising cards straight from the printer and used those to paper their walls.

That is precisely what I think about the wall paper!