Shine Jug and Tokens

[fldwlkr]

Found myself back in a ravine where I glean for glass. After flipping an old headlight out, I spotted some salt glazed ceramic. Cleaned around it with my stick hoping it was intact. Amazing... my first complete jug.

The bottles from the site date from the 1940's so it isn't too old. My wife has taken a "shine" to it so it might get displayed in the front of the house. I also flipped out a couple tokens for the numismatists on the site.

The Oklahoma tax token is my second tax token. The Stotts-Friedman Co. was an electronics store in Dayton. None of this stuff is of great value but it gives me a "jumping off" point to study history, local and otherwise.
Thanks for looking, fldwlkr

[willjo]

You are on a fantastic spot with so many artifacts coming out

[Hoss]

Nice jug love the token.

[redrocks]

Nice finds man

[Trev]

Love the jug.

[Josie]

I don’t know much about tokens but that jug is fantastic

[Hal Gorges]

Good lookin pieces.

[SurfaceHunter]

Nice I always see pieces of the pots but never found a whole one yet

[fldwlkr]

Yeah, they are always broke. This one was completely buried and upside down. The "freeze thaw" didn't get it.

[Uncle Trav]

Cool finds! Love jumping into local history. No matter where you live there is always a bit of history worth finding more about.
👍😃

[SDhunter]

Now you have a jug to put your rheumatis medicine ! You know, for when granny comes to visit!

[Tam]

What are the chances of Ceramic jug making it 80 years
Americana is of such value . It’s our past preserved .
Just a comment here…. someone is doing a great job mowing that lawn I noticed in all your posts . .

[fldwlkr]

Love my big back yard. Trails and a creek back in the woods. I am blessed to be the steward over a few acres. Pickin' wild raspberries this morning.

[Mailman]

That's awesome. Buddy of mine found one, intact, this winter. It had a clothes pin inside. I told him it held somebody's stash of old cash, but it deteriorated, lol. Who knows.

Good score