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Well you saw the Daltons but I have purchased some old beads as well for the case. Rattlesnake beads are nice I’m thinking I need a bigger case now or a deeper one.
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The beads are from the late 1800s to early 1900sNW Georgia, -
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Man, those are sweet! Great case!"The education of a man is never completed until he dies." Robert E. LeeComment
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Sweet display SH !Lubbock County TxComment
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Nice caseSouth East Ga. Twin CityComment
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Thanks I have 2 collections as you know Johnny. I keep them separate from my personal finds.NW Georgia,Comment
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Oh i missed this post Glen...thats mad coolSW ConnecticutComment
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Ok, you got my Attention with the Daltons, Can you post them on my previous thread with Closeups and Locations and material types? https://forums.arrowheads.com/forum/...f-your-daltons I freeking Love Daltons!!!Comment
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Maybe in the morning if the sun comes out. If not Friday they say no rain then. I think they are from Kentucky by the material.NW Georgia,Comment
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Taking collecting to another level .
very nice . Rattle snake is my favorite !Comment
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OK you have perked my curosity , what are bumble bee beads.SE IAComment
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Beads from 1800s to early 1900s fur trade beads. They are oval black beads with yellow stripes very attractive and are rare. Have to be careful cause there are some being sold as old that aren’t. Rattlesnake snake beads are similar both are rare. I do have a strand of King beads in that frame also.Originally posted by oldrocks2 View PostNW Georgia,Comment
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Very close to the red beads but black with yellow stripesNW Georgia,Comment
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