Reminds me of the experience my hubby & I had cleaning out the home of his father after Pop died. Pop was a packrat and we found the most incredible "treasures" - used twist ties, a carton full of Barbasol shaving cream caps (yes, the CAPS), mercury vapor street lamps, several hundred pounds of cat food (although he didn't have a cat), etc. We found a safe, locked, no clue what the combination was. so we got a locksmith to open it up. (Very expensive...)
Once we could get into the safe, we found a broken adding machine and plastic sheet protectors.
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Reminds me of the experience my hubby & I had cleaning out the home of his father after Pop died. Pop was a packrat and we found the most incredible "treasures" - used twist ties, a carton full of Barbasol shaving cream caps (yes, the CAPS), mercury vapor street lamps, several hundred pounds of cat food (although he didn't have a cat), etc. We found a safe, locked, no clue what the combination was. so we got a locksmith to open it up. (Very expensive...)
Once we could get into the safe, we found a broken adding machine and plastic sheet protectors.
1964? Looking for a box of maniples or old altar cards or other ancient treasures?
The hard hat could have been worn when V-2 renovations took place?
Better look closely at the slate... Could be something like the Rosetta Stone with high school latin plus church latin inscribed on it... (chuckle)
Okay, I've had my fun! :)
Why, you've found nothing less than the basis of all the liturgical reforms! It explains so much.
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