My treasures found in a house built in 1896.

[ROBBYBOBBY64]

Sounds like a dump. Burn what you can. Some melted ones are cool sometimes. Wire is a pain. Cutters would be the way to attack that stuff. Sounds like fun, a challenge so to speak.
ROBBYBOBBY64.

 

[Skadman4]

Thicker gloves and brushes are also a must, that ash coats things and you think it's more diet, but then crunch, it was glass.

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[ROBBYBOBBY64]

Some guys dig with a stick. I have seen antlers, screwdriver, stout stainless steel spoon. They all work. Dig carefully until you get in the trash zone then just slow and steady. I like to trench it. I dig a long hole ramped down. I feel safer than in a hole. Especially when I am alone. Just my own weird way.
ROBBYBOBBY64.

 

[Skadman4]

I have a whole toolbox of diggers. From old spoons and butter knives to air puffers and hammers

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[hemihampton]

The Jumbo Peanut Butter Jars are always Cool to find. LEON.

 

[Skadman4]

The Jumbo Peanut Butter Jars are always Cool to find. LEON.

I have the large and small one, wish I had all the designs. I love them

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[Skadman4]

Well I believe I have a good bit of work ahead. I have 5 test holes that produced unbroken and the deepest one is just over three feet.

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[hemihampton]

The Best Jumbo Peanut Butter Jars are the ones shaped like a Elephant & the green ones. LEON.

 

[Skadman4]

The Best Jumbo Peanut Butter Jars are the ones shaped like a Elephant & the green ones. LEON.

I've never seen either in person and I have a soft spot for green anything. It's my favorite

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[Skadman4]

So a few of the smalls that had a quick rinse. I never get tired of finding these guys. And another Atlas fir the Jar club, and a awesome marble to add in the pile!

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