My Relics from a NV Ghost Town

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These are the finds I made yesterday at a Nevada mining ghost town. Not much in the way of coins, only two wheat cents, 1911 and 1940.
The milkglass jar was down about 6 inches. The wood and steel piece center, near the top is odd. Maybe a paintbrush? :dontknow:
The aluminum lid on the right says "Mariner". No idea what that was from.
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These are the finds I made yesterday at a Nevada mining ghost town. Not much in the way of coins, only two wheat cents, 1911 and 1940.
The milkglass jar was down about 6 inches. The wood and steel piece center, near the top is odd. Maybe a paintbrush? :dontknow:
The aluminum lid on the right says "Mariner". No idea

These are the finds I made yesterday at a Nevada mining ghost town. Not much in the way of coins, only two wheat cents, 1911 and 1940.
The milkglass jar was down about 6 inches. The wood and steel piece center, near the top is odd. Maybe a paintbrush? :dontknow:
The aluminum lid on the right says "Mariner". No idea what that was from.
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Hey you got some great stuff yesterday. It was a fun day right. We need to visit again.
 

Nice variety of finds. I have found a couple of those "Shirley President" clips myself on different hunts. Congrats of them all. Thanks for sharing.
 

Some history regarding your Shirley President pieces which were produced by the C.A. Edgarton Manufacturing Company (opened in 1882, became known as the President Suspender Company around 1900) in Shirley, Massachusetts (hence the name).
Don in SoCal
 

Some history regarding your Shirley President pieces which were produced by the C.A. Edgarton Manufacturing Company (opened in 1882, became known as the President Suspender Company around 1900) in Shirley, Massachusetts (hence the name).
Don in SoCal
Thanks Don, you're incredible at finding this stuff out, much appreciated!
 

These are the finds I made yesterday at a Nevada mining ghost town. Not much in the way of coins, only two wheat cents, 1911 and 1940.
The milkglass jar was down about 6 inches. The wood and steel piece center, near the top is odd. Maybe a paintbrush? :dontknow:
The aluminum lid on the right says "Mariner". No idea what that was from.
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nice assortment of finds, looks like fun
 

Opps I ment above the rivets.. kinda looks like a buckle??
Not sure, some kind of decorative piece, but very flimsy. Too delicate for a buckle I think.
 

These are the finds I made yesterday at a Nevada mining ghost town. Not much in the way of coins, only two wheat cents, 1911 and 1940.
The milkglass jar was down about 6 inches. The wood and steel piece center, near the top is odd. Maybe a paintbrush? :dontknow:
The aluminum lid on the right says "Mariner". No idea what that was from.
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Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!
 

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