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Mellia 3 year s ago
I look forward to these types of posts. Love it!
       
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Cissy 3 year s ago
I agree! These are fascinating...more please!!!
       
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Michael 3 year s ago
#15 Slide plate for a 15 class sewing machine, slides open so you can change the bobbin.
       
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Sinah 3 year s ago
#20 I saw one of these many years ago. Was told they were supposed to scare deer away so they wouldn't be in the road so you'd hit them with your car. Willing to bet it doesn't work and is more of a scam to rid you of a few bucks. (pardon the pun!)
       
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Patricia 3 year s ago
Quote: Sinah
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Doh !
       
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"Found in a cemetary while geocaching. The doll was wrapped in the paper which was wrapped in the cloth cross and bound with twine. Overall very creepy."

A: "I’m originally from Mexico and grew up hearing about different kinds of “brujeria” (witchcraft, not sure how to translate). Based on what I can make out of the written note, this is called an “amarre entierro”, a burial binding. Not sure if it’s tied up to Santeria or some other magic based religion, I’m not knowledgeable about this practices. I only know an entierro is used to curse a person and consists in making a doll representing that person with the damage you want to inflict upon them and burying it in a graveyard. Looks like the second photo of the note gives instructions on how to break the curse! It was too deteriorated to make out but I can read “to break the curse burial…you must find…3 crosses… and it will break the curse….you will never do it"

 

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