Not filled with water but with carbon tetrachloride which is now considered very hazardous. As to what it is, they were used to snuff out a fire...
I did some monkeying around with the image, still cant make heads or tails though.:cigar::cigar::cigar: [ATTACH]
WOW I dream of coming across a place like that, could spend days sorting thru stuff! :cigar::cigar::cigar:
Beautiful WW1 trench knife!:cigar::cigar::cigar:
NO Paint please!:cigar::cigar::cigar:
That's some pretty glass and I love the dogs!:cigar::cigar::cigar:
The toning on the quarters are very common and as the one guy said "worth a quarter" Anything (dime, quarter, half dollar, & dollar)pre 1964 is...
Nice find. I always look at those coasters closely.
Looks like an old string holder but they usually have an opening on the bottom.
It reminds me of a baccarat made cognac bottle, not that I could ever have afforded that! :cigar::cigar::cigar:
great find, It's always when you least expect it!!:cigar::cigar::cigar::cigar:
Went back today and lo and behold a couple more jewels! And no its not the Illwill store. [ATTACH] Bottom [ATTACH] And after a little shine....
Very nice! :cigar::cigar::cigar:
I had found that obit but the middle name was F instead of R and he passed in 2014 so that's a long time for this item to languish and wind up in...
Thanks!
Where did you find that obit? "I need help" I've been looking all over for it.
Here's a shot after a bit of polish. And yes ALL SMILES!! [ATTACH]
Went into a thrift store that has never produced for me before, mostly out of boredom. Saw this on a bottom shelf, [ATTACH] Then looked at the...
nice find :cigar::cigar::cigar:
Its an old canning jar like the wax sealer type.
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