What have you found in The St. Clair River?

[diver_paula]

no wonder he was "flush" with excitement. OR was that flush with excrement?

LOL! I didn't even notice that statement!

Paula

 

[Tiny Bubbles]

Found a Singer! Circa 1915. (see photo)

 

[gtxl1200]

Found a Singer! Circa 1915. (see photo)

Ray you are the Man...

 

[Tiny Bubbles]

Ha-ha, NO, Ted, YOU are the man! I don't even know how to sew...

 

[Riverrat Dave]

Very nice Ray, I'd love to hear the story of how that got into the river, Can't you just see some really mad woman throwing it in.....

 

[diver_paula]

Found a Singer! Circa 1915. (see photo)

Very cool!

 

[Tiny Bubbles]

Today, this political token was freed from the river's icy grasp. (see photos)

Hugh E. Stringer served as sheriff of St. Clair County from 1929-1932. The token is probably from late 1930. 1929 would surely have been an exciting time to have been on either side of the law, since the St. Clair River was a hotbed of rum-running activities during that year.

He's got my vote!
-Ray

 

[diver_paula]

Today, this political token was freed from the river's icy grasp. (see photos)

Hugh E. Stringer served as sheriff of St. Clair County from 1929-1932. The token is probably from late 1930. 1929 would surely have been an exciting time to have been on either side of the law, since the St. Clair River was a hotbed of rum-running activities during that year.

He's got my vote!
-Ray

Nice find! Was much cleaning needed?

Paula

 

[Tiny Bubbles]

I haven't cleaned it any. Not sure if I will.

 

[riverdiver]

I would say that it from a port hole and held the screen in place. Screen window for a port hole.