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are there any communities for identifying old stuff? (feddit.dk)

submitted 2 years ago by bstix@feddit.dk to c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

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I am restoring an old chest and found an undecipherable label under the cover of the lid. Are there any communities for identifying old stuff like this?

What have is "*****halle & co." and I would assume that it is American.

Judging by the materials I recon that this is from the period between 1900--1940s.

Secondary question: There's another label underneath it, but I'm afraid of tearing them apart. Is there any way to separate the labels? Like putting them in water or something?

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