
- THREE $10,000 U.S. Savings Bonds
(in what the family told me was trash). - Lots of missing and sought-after jewelry.
- A portfolio of decades-old photographs perfectly preserved in the false bottom of a World War Two Army foot locker.
- Lots of books, pamphlets and WW2 propaganda (See the 3 Raves from Stanford University libraries) in the decrepit shed of a Palo Alto home. We were mere days ahead of the silverfish, termites and mice.
- A deed to a piece of San Francisco property no one in the family knew that Mom had even bought.
- GrandDad’s Patent, dated 1905, for a nickel operated table-top juke box. (The family had been looking for it for decades in the vastly cluttered house).
- A Boar’s head, with tusks intact. No one was looking for that.
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