highnam
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Five years ago I bought a curio cabinet for $20 at a auction, that same year I started my metal detecting career in a 1912 railroad logging camp that suffered a fire and burned a row of 14 bunkhouses and four family houses on my folks property. The next five years would be a history lesson on this particular camp and now that I am comfortable that I have found everything I could possibly find its time to put the finds in the cabinet and my lady can stop calling me "Trinkets" from all the treasures needing dusting all the time. Haha
this cabinet has so much going for it, aside from the old lime green paint and a couple tubes of caulk, it painted up nice. The cabinet is a high end "Habersham" from Georgia, much to my surprise...
The finds that made the cabinet...
Suspender clips and buttons from all over U.S.
Coins, tokens, tags, more suspenders, horse bridle rosette...
Combs, pipes,
Watches, glass shirt buttons, Bakelite men's ring
Prepping to put everything in the cabinet...no room for the prize of the finds...
Winchester model 1894 saddle ring Carbine
Also log stamp hammer...
this cabinet has so much going for it, aside from the old lime green paint and a couple tubes of caulk, it painted up nice. The cabinet is a high end "Habersham" from Georgia, much to my surprise...The finds that made the cabinet...
Suspender clips and buttons from all over U.S.
Coins, tokens, tags, more suspenders, horse bridle rosette...Combs, pipes, Watches, glass shirt buttons, Bakelite men's ringPrepping to put everything in the cabinet...no room for the prize of the finds...Winchester model 1894 saddle ring Carbine
Also log stamp hammer...
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