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Arob · 02-11-2008, 01:25 PM

Hi everyone,

I'm a treasure hunter that lives in Toronto, Ontario Canada. On weekends I like to dig up things in yard sales, flea markets and junky antique stores… and then I clean / restore them and photograph them and turn around and sell these same items for way more money than I paid on eBay.
Dumpdiggers chronicles the adventures of two low-tech treasure hunters that recover historically valuable antiques and collectibles in forgotten heritage sites… or something like that.

Here is a beautiful photograph of just one day’s spectacular haul in an amazing little town on the Trent River in Ontario The Quest in Campbellford Ontario – conservatively speaking, this about $2K worth of treasure that was just waiting here INSIDE THE TOWN to be found. This is the best of the best bottles and stoneware from the 1880’s Campbellford Ontario dump.

Anyway there’s a lot of unique knowledge being dispensed in every posts – its fair to say that I learn something every time I write a post on Dumpdiggers – which is about once every three days.

02-11-2008, 01:25 PM	#1 (permalink)
Arob Son of a beekeeper Newbie Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 7 My Profile	Arob from canada Hi everyone, I'm a treasure hunter that lives in Toronto, Ontario Canada. On weekends I like to dig up things in yard sales, flea markets and junky antique stores… and then I clean / restore them and photograph them and turn around and sell these same items for way more money than I paid on eBay. Dumpdiggers chronicles the adventures of two low-tech treasure hunters that recover historically valuable antiques and collectibles in forgotten heritage sites… or something like that. Here is a beautiful photograph of just one day’s spectacular haul in an amazing little town on the Trent River in Ontario The Quest in Campbellford Ontario – conservatively speaking, this about $2K worth of treasure that was just waiting here INSIDE THE TOWN to be found. This is the best of the best bottles and stoneware from the 1880’s Campbellford Ontario dump. Anyway there’s a lot of unique knowledge being dispensed in every posts – its fair to say that I learn something every time I write a post on Dumpdiggers – which is about once every three days. Last edited by Arob : 02-11-2008 at 01:28 PM.