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After seeing all the nice hauls shown in this forum; I think I shall add my one cent's worth! A one day road trip found all of these within 90 miles of home. The red handle Cosmo has already made SOTD The rest are being cleaned.The rock...well! That is a keeper! http://i1168.photobucket.com/albums/...l/10-6Haul.jpg And...way under a C-note ~Richard
I used to be jealous of your incredible success on the road Richard. These days I tend to just accept it...Some guys have all the luck! lol. Great score!
Great buys, enjoy them my friend
nice finds.
You know Richard, I think your car must have a flux capacitor in it so you can go back in time to find all this great stuff. Big congrats as that is a great haul!!!
You are lucky to find such great items at antique stores. Someone in my area cleans out all of the good stuff before I can get it.
I am with you Joe! I just don't have the luck some of our brothers on this forum have. I still try though lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by regularjoe
One day I'll find myself that rock that no one knows it's real worth. Not that I am sure that's possible. A rock I was following on the bay went for twice what it costs new... sigh.
Hi Guys, Yes, luck! This year; I put 24 thousand miles on the car, spent a few hundred dollars and had a lot of fun. The area's antique dealers know me by name. >>>If you don't try you don't win. and, if you don't win..keep trying! ~Richard
Wow, nice haul.
Nice score Richard. What kinda rock IS that?
John
A small Escher razor hone. With an Escher label it is an Escher and without a label it is, an equally excellent Yellow/Green Thuringian finishing stone at about a third the cost.Quote:
Originally Posted by johna2231
Good question!
~Richard
Yea those nice stones are always affordable with out the labels.
Nice finds Richard. Congrats!
Richard,
I couldn't read the label, but I know what an Escher is! grin. Great find. Wow! Again, how DO you do it?
John