Probably old fire maps that the Co’s used to keep track of their exposures. I remember seeing some way back when in an earlier life. Anyone else remember those?
What a pathetic human being. Scott Givens has certainly made a lot out of his life there in AZ. I wonder if he knows what year it is? He must be happy digging in the dirt to find useless crap of no value. Hopefully, he has no children.
Can’t be too pathetic a human being. After all he apparently makes a living at it. At least he’s not in insurance like the rest of us pathetic human beings.
Yeah man, but most people aspire to some purpose in life beyond living in the freaking desert scrounging around for worthless relics of the old days. Even us poor white collar whores in insurance have a higher calling that that.
Well…”one man’s trash is another man’s
treasure.”
My aunt is an antiquities dealer. She once sold a whiskey bottle from 1914
for nearly $100. There supposedly were
only 200 ever made, and only 12 of those
were known to still exist. And this was
from a local distillery-not a national
one.
There’s gold in old glass!
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Interesting story but how about some more information on the insurance company maps and how they fit in.Anyone know?
All insurance companies must publish maps that lead to buried caches of antique bottles. It’s a little-known fact of the insurance biz.
Probably old fire maps that the Co’s used to keep track of their exposures. I remember seeing some way back when in an earlier life. Anyone else remember those?
Must be Sanborn Fire Maps.
Al…….that was funny. LMAO
What a pathetic human being. Scott Givens has certainly made a lot out of his life there in AZ. I wonder if he knows what year it is? He must be happy digging in the dirt to find useless crap of no value. Hopefully, he has no children.
“All insurance companies must publish maps that lead to buried caches of antique bottles. It’s a little-known fact of the insurance biz.”
Ah crap, we’re out of compliance again.
Can’t be too pathetic a human being. After all he apparently makes a living at it. At least he’s not in insurance like the rest of us pathetic human beings.
Yeah man, but most people aspire to some purpose in life beyond living in the freaking desert scrounging around for worthless relics of the old days. Even us poor white collar whores in insurance have a higher calling that that.
Well…”one man’s trash is another man’s
treasure.”
My aunt is an antiquities dealer. She once sold a whiskey bottle from 1914
for nearly $100. There supposedly were
only 200 ever made, and only 12 of those
were known to still exist. And this was
from a local distillery-not a national
one.
There’s gold in old glass!