The things you find in crawlspaces

This bottle has been in the crawlspace longer than I’ve been alive!


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Maybe that was mine! :innocent:

Someone was celebrating Eisenhower’s re-election! :crazy_face:

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We find old liquor and medicine bottles in houses in downtown Charleston all the time. Some people collect them…I have a few on my table right now that I don’t know what do do with…my son’s a plumber and he brings them home sometimes…

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Sell them on Etsy :grin:

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naw…they’ll stay on my counter until I die and then my children will throw them away just to get rid of all the junk I’ve collected over the years…Isn’t that how it’s done?

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That’s how I do it. Plus, I kept all the stuff they left behind when they moved out because I want to be sure they will eventually have to move it themselves.

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You’re a darned genius…

You never know what you may find. Off topic, but I found this Bruce Springsteen poster hanging on a thrift store wall. Paid $6.50 for it. Sold it for??? Want to guess??

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A handshake and free delivery?

That is a nice find. If it is an original promotional poster, it could be worth some big $$$. I took a quick look on eBay and saw one, presumably original, asking over $4k for it. I’m very familiar with the “butcher” and “trunk” cover albums. I was given around 200 lp’s a few years ago with probably 10 to 12 Beatles albums. One being “Yesterday and Today” “Trunk” cover. Did a lot of research to see if it was a overlay of the butcher, but it turned out to be one of the first printings of the true “trunk” cover. Still think I got around $65.00 for the album.

I far as my Bruce Springsteen poster, I put it on eBay auction starting at $35.00. Was contacted the same day from a guy in Germany that offered $100.00 for it and I thought Hmmmm? Let me see how this auction plays out. Ended up selling for $475.00

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