New Spot Yields Old Lock, Tootsie car, IH, and 1920 Chicago Livestock Exhibition

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Made another call tonight on a follow up hunting spot with a realtor and was given the go as this place is uninhabited and for sale as commercial propery. Within 20 minutes had dug a 1899 Indian, a 1930's tootsie toy, and old lock and a 1920 Chicago International livestock exhibition thingy. I will post pics of the house later as it was getting dark and I was in a hurry to see what I could find. The house dates from the early 1900's (my guess) by the styling and location within the city limits.

Thanks for looking, Ron

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that was a good hunt Ron, love the fob!
 

Goes4ever said:
that was a good hunt Ron, love the fob!

Thanks terry. This place is trash free and loaded. The only problem I had was not enough time :-\
 

I know you didn't finish the house u started the other day already???
 

Goes4ever said:
I know you didn't finish the house u started the other day already???

Nope. Me and Terry Everly hunted it for several hours on Saturday and then moved on. There is still some good hunting left. Just had some other spots to investigate. I'll save it for another time unless you want to give it a go at ???
 

I need to get down there this yr for sure, I got 10 weeks left of school, hopefully after that my schedule will calm down a bit
 

Goes4ever said:
I need to get down there this yr for sure, I got 10 weeks left of school, hopefully after that my schedule will calm down a bit


Shoot me a PM when you see that you will get some time. :icon_sunny:
 

oh I will for sure, you always find killer places to hunt! Maybe we can join up with Teverly as well
 

Goes4ever said:
oh I will for sure, you always find killer places to hunt! Maybe we can join up with Teverly as well

That would be fine too. I'm always scouting my maps and driving the countryside planning my next place to hunt. Terry has a good eye too....better than mine. I have a few reserve spots I just have to drive 27 miles to hunt them. Woodstock is drying up for me so I'm starting to head out a little further. Marys ville has a lot of forclosed properties, I just need to call realtors to check them out. Bank owned forclossures are easy to get into ......generally speaking. I made a phone call a month ago to Columbus on a double lot and that was a breeze. The 1840's place was easy too........ to my surprise. Especially when the owner is 2 hours away and doesen't even have a clue who I am. It's all about selling yourself.........I aquired these skills selling light bulbs and Grit newspapers in the 60's :wink:
 

Great finds buddy!!!! :headbang:
 

TreasureFiend said:
Great finds buddy!!!! :headbang:

Thanks and sorry to hear the bad news about your brother. I know what you may be going through as I have had 3 family members, including my father who died from cancer. Best of luck and keep strog as I know you will :icon_sunny: Ron
 

nice fob!!!!!! MR TUFF
 

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