treasurehuntr2
Jr. Member
Well, I finally have a place I can show the result of what I have enjoyed doing in every moment of my spare time over the last 10 years or so. I live in San Francisco, and was turned on to an area where most all of the rubble and destruction from the 1906 earthquake and fire was shoveled to after all of the destruction. It is by the bay close to the area once called the "Barbery coast". Today, with constant change and need for expanding the city, they have reached this area in a big way, and buildings and freeways are popping up all over it. And now catapilars, tractors, dredging equipment, etc. are common place in both private and public areas of what I'm sure must have been considered long gone to never be seen again by the folks who labored to remove the massive amount of debri in 1906. With that said, there are now constantly places that are full of some of the remnants that have survived all of the "movement" of the soil and clay once considered a burial ground of sort, and this is what I have been fortunate enough to find in my years "in the field". Please comment as to any information you would happen to have on any of the items you see including values, places of origin, etc. as I have not spent very much time at all on that sort of research, I'm too busy diggin!!!! Thanks alot for any and all input. Also, if you have interest in any particular item, please let me know, I'm willing to sell most to all that is in the collection. Thanks and happy huntin!!
