Chapter 177 Go treasure hunting in the old houses in the demolition area (2)

In the drawers and cabinet doors of the bedside table, he also found a comb made of bone wood and an aluminum badge.

Why is it said to be made of bone wood? Because the central shaft of the comb is made of bone and the side teeth are made of wood.

After looking at the contents of this bedside table, Huang Xiu took a look at the bedside table on the other side and found that there were some needlework, buttons, thimbles and other daily necessities inside. He did not want these, and planned to clean them up indiscriminately next time he came over.
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Then he walked to the desk near the window.

When it came to the desk, it found some miscellaneous things falling on the ground.

These items include several tin boxes, old-fashioned flashlights, tea cups, as well as a small amount of newspapers, postcards, envelopes, used pens, rulers, paper knives, business cards, cards and other items.

Suddenly, his eyes glanced at an object at the foot of the wall. This object fell to the ground. It was about fifteen centimeters long and six centimeters in diameter. It looked a bit like a bamboo tube, but not a bamboo tube.

However, its thickness is not as regular and symmetrical as bamboo, and its color is also different from bamboo. It is gray-white, and this thing has a luster like porcelain.

Huang Zhu walked over, picked it up and looked at it carefully, and found that it was made of bone. As for what kind of bone it was, he didn't know much about bone and couldn't tell.

Judging from the shape of this thing, it should be a pen holder, because there is an opening at one end and the other end is closed.

After looking at it for a while, Huang Zhu was sure that this was a pen holder.

This bone pen holder is engraved with children and floral patterns, and the color of the entire pen holder is basically the same.

Judging from the patina and the pattern painted on it, this barrel is an old item.

"It can't be a tiger bone pen holder!" Huang Zhu thought. He took it in his hand and felt its weight. It was heavy.

Pen holders made of such bones are much rarer than pen holders made of porcelain and other materials.

Huang Zhu picked up a newspaper on the ground and wrapped it, then found a cleaner convenience bag and put it in.

In order to prevent long nights and nightmares, he took the pen holder to the pickup truck and put it in a place in the cab where he could put things.

After taking the pen holder, Huang Zhu returned to the desk. He also picked up the old-fashioned iron flashlight, envelopes, and postcards.

He looked at the postcard and envelope. They were not very old, but since he had encountered them and they were not heavy, he took them with him and collected them.

However, among the envelopes he picked up, he found that one envelope contained some old black and white photos, and another envelope contained some food stamps, oil stamps, meat stamps and other bills.

He put all these things on the desk first.

Next, Huang Zhu searched the TV cabinet, wardrobe, and the wooden boxes above the wardrobe. In these places, he found a few more things:

An enamel plate, an old yellow cloth bag, and a small wooden box.

Among them, the enamel plate depicts a beautiful female educated youth, holding a red book in her hand, standing next to a field of golden rice or wheat ears, with a blue sky and mountains and trees in the distance.

The old yellow cloth bag is a shoulder bag that looks a bit old. There is a large red five-pointed star embroidered on the surface of the bag, and the red words "Serve the People" are embroidered next to the five-pointed star.

The small wooden box was found inside the big box. It is made of camphor wood and is about 30 centimeters long, 20 centimeters wide and high. It has peonies painted on it and the words "flowers bloom for wealth" written on it.

This small wooden box should be a small jewelry box or something like that. It would be a good idea to take it back and pack some more important things.

After collecting all the things found in this room and taking them to the living room, Huang Zhu walked into a room to the right of the main door and started looking inside.

This room is divided into two parts, one is the kitchen, and the other is separated by a separate wall to create a small room, which is the bathroom and shower room.

Nothing valuable was found in the bathroom, but he found a pretty good porcelain kettle in the kitchen cabinet.

The handle of this teapot is two old-fashioned thick copper wires. The surface of the teapot has a very good pattern. The picture above is a character, a female militiaman standing guard with a gun facing the rising sun.

There is a text written on the pot: "The sons and daughters of China are full of ambitions. They don't like red clothes, but love armed forces."

Huang Zhu found a newspaper in the drawer of the kitchen cabinet to cover the drawer, wrapped the handle pot, and found a large convenience bag to put it in.

After leaving here, he went to a room opposite.

The room opposite is a bedroom, which also has a large bed, but there is no bedside table. There is a wardrobe, an old-fashioned solid wood locker, and a desk.

He searched inside and found a wooden pallet and something that looked like a plant fruit.

Among them, this wooden tray is made of mahogany, with the pattern of "Five Blessings and Longevity" carved inside.

The so-called "Five Blessings and Longevity" is a traditional auspicious pattern widely circulated among the people. It consists of five bats surrounding the word "Shou" or surrounding a peach, which means blessings and longevity.

The word "bat" in bat has the same pronunciation as the word "Fu", so five bats are used to represent the five blessings. The five bats are often surrounded by the word "shou", and the custom is called "five blessings holding longevity".

The wooden pallet was found on the top of a locker, covered with a snakeskin bag.

The demolishers did not take away the snakeskin bag, otherwise they would definitely take away such a wooden pallet.

This fruit-like thing was about the size of an adult's fist, very light, and had a fishnet-like pattern on its surface. He couldn't tell what kind of fruit it was, but he put it away.

After searching for everything in the room, Huang Zhu looked at the ceiling of the house and walked around the entire house.

The roof of this three-room house was punctured by demolishers.

Judging from the exposed areas, there is only one room where things are placed, and it is covered with wooden boards that can stand people on. The other places are just some simple "suspended ceilings", which can be considered as a thin layer.

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The ceiling where things are stored is also above the previous storage room.

Huang Zhu moved a nearby locker to the wall near the ceiling, and then climbed up the ceiling.

When we first went up, because of the dim light, our eyes were not used to it yet and we could not see clearly. It took a few minutes before we got used to the light above.

Some of the things placed on this ceiling look similar to those on the ceilings I have been to before. There is an old wooden bellows, a wooden basin, a wooden barrel, and a wooden cradle.

Near the wall, there seemed to be some ceramic bottles and jars, and some linen bags that looked full of things.

However, these wooden basins, barrels, and wooden cradles also contain things.

Huang Zhu searched around and found some things inside.

Two horse lanterns, a kerosene lamp, a pastel jar, an abacus, a rice liter and a rice bucket, a ceramic chopstick cage, and a small triangular shovel with sharp corners.

Among them, the horse lantern is very common, but the kerosene lamp is a bit special. The oil container on the tall oil lamp is egg-shaped and has a dove of peace pattern engraved on it.

The pastel jar is a winter melon jar from the Republic of China period. It has a pattern of magpies climbing plum blossoms on it, and there are some words written on it.

The front of the chopstick cage is hollow, with a large five-pointed star in the center and four square hollow drip holes underneath.

The items in those bags were also some clothes and shoes. After Huang Zhu looked at them, he found that there was nothing particularly valuable and he had no intention of asking for them.

After taking down these valuable things from the ceiling, he took them all into the living room.

After searching through the entire house, Huang Zhu found a few snakeskin bags and packed all the found items, then took them out and put them on the pickup truck.

Next, he went to a house not far from the three-room house that another family had moved out of.

This is a three-story old red brick house. There is a yard outside the house. The gate of the yard is probably made of iron. The people who were demolished got out.

There was no gate to the yard, so Huang Zhu walked directly in.

After entering the door, Huang Zhu discovered that there was a large gardenia tree planted in the flower bed near the wall in the yard. There were other flowers and plants in the flower bed, some of which had been destroyed by the demolition workers.

Next to the flower bed is the kitchen, and the courtyard wall facing the flower bed and kitchen has a bathroom and a bathhouse.

There are also some broken clay pot fragments scattered in the yard, some broken bricks, broken wood from windows and doors, and some broken glass, etc. These are all things destroyed by the demolishers.

After taking a look at the situation in the yard, he went directly into the kitchen to search.

In the kitchen of this house, Huang Xiu also found several things, including bowls, enamel cups, pots and the like. Everything in the kitchen is basically the same.

There were two bowls found, one was a bowl with the word "harvest" written on it. He had found a bowl of this style in the house of a relocated household in the demolition area.

One is a bowl with a character pattern, with the words "Every year gets better every year!" written on it.

The enamel cup is a cup with a quotation. There is a big red flower painted on it, and the quotation text is:

"The situation is constantly changing. To adapt your thoughts to the new situation, you have to learn."

The pot is a porcelain kettle. The pattern of this porcelain kettle is printed, with images of goldfish and water plants printed on it.

Huang Zhu found some newspapers and convenience bags in the kitchen. After wrapping up the items he found, he walked into the house on the first floor and continued searching.

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