Indiana, Fall 2020, Odds and Ends, Part 2

This is a continuation of my iPhone photography in Indiana Antique Stores in October, 2020.

Pile of Cameras, iPhone Photos

I think the camera in the middle is an Argus brand.  I had an Argus C3 that I acquired, when I was in high school.  I do not know what happened to that camera.

Antique Dinner Plates, iPhone Photo
Old Glasses, Monochrome iPhone Photo

There are always lots of old jars, bottles, dishes and glassware in the antique malls.  Sometimes the displays make interesting photograph subjects, sometimes not.

Old Glasses, Monochrome, iPhone Photo
An antique lard bucket, iPhone Photo

Lard was a common cooking item up until not so many years ago and I suppose some people may still use it.  It was a common item in my childhood home.

Mild and Satisfying?, iPhone Photo
Old Scythes and Hand Saw, iPhone Photo

One of those tools looks out of place.  I even have a rusting Sears Craftsman handsaw in my garage, that I’ve not used for many years.  It does not have the carvings on the wood handle that this older one has.

Antique Bottles, iPhone Photo

More bottles and jars.

Antique Jars, iPhone Photo
An old Automobile Service Station Jar, iPhone Photo

Was this bottle used to contain gasoline or motor oil?

Old Blue Jars, iPhone Photo
Antique Wood Spoke Ford Automobile Wheel, iPhone Photo

This wheel was still attached to an old automobile or truck in the backyard of an antique store in a Indiana small town.  The blue bottles in the photo above the wheel photo were in the same outdoor space near the automobile.

Back Lighted Antique Jars, iPhone Photo
Back Lighted Antique Jars, iPhone Photo
Canning Jars, Monochrome, iPhone Photo

That’s it for the antiques and this wraps up photographs from our fall trip to Indiana.

Ken