The Bottle Collectors, April 2014

Wow what can I say, this has to be my favourite location to date. Full of delights, just when you think you have seen it all, there is another building or shed full of wonderful things..Thanks to The Wombat!
The floors in here are crazy it's like walking through a fun house at the fair, the ceiling is held up by planks of wood!!

It seems the owner had a very bad time of things, losing his job at the transport department of a county council, being found guilty of malicious damage to someone else's property, fined by N.F.U for the damage and then having to go to court, which lead him onto the probation service. Very sad, from a moment of madness he lost it all. The newest dated letters were from the job centre having received his claim for job seekers allowance. (please edit if you feel it's too sensitive!)

Very nice indeed Love that theres so much to see in there. Nice pics and thanks for sharing that

brilliant stealth just brilliant.I love this.its really my sort of place.I am blown away by it.thank you.

hope you didnt crack those eggs open ;o(

BEAUTIFUL!
I was wrong in your last few posts, this is your best report to date! and your photography has taken many leaps and bounds, utter stunning! be proud of it! - one day I shall actually do some research and check if this is the place I have had pinpointed for awhile.

Wow, stunning photos and building, Love pics of books and pianos

Have to agree with Mockingbird! Def your best set yet!!! Photographys looking fab, great job!!!Loving the look of this place! I do love these little houses! Keep up the good work Stealth!

Wow - the hand written date in the book - 1748! That should be in a museum!!

i guess the book dated 1748 is stencilled and hthe owner (f) signed it as her book?
But it shouldn't be there... this is one of the rare cased i feel that someone should take care of the left stuff!
But on to the pics: Nice!!!

funny thing is that some of the pics are excellent, and some should better be left out (for example the one that is blurred by movement).. it probably adds to a better overall repo

Great report & photos really enjoyed this one & so much to see as well!

youve covered it well
such a shame so much is missing now

peroxidetim said:

i guess the book dated 1748 is stencilled and hthe owner (f) signed it as her book?
But it shouldn't be there... this is one of the rare cased i feel that someone should take care of the left stuff!
But on to the pics: Nice!!!

funny thing is that some of the pics are excellent, and some should better be left out (for example the one that is blurred by movement).. it probably adds to a better overall repo

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Thanks!
It was very hard to use a tripod in there have you seen the floors?!

This place looks amazing... I can almost smell it!

Have to say thank you and I'm very jealous!

Your pics bring everything to life

Wonderful pictures and it is always a bonus to be able to add the human side to a location.

fantastic location, love the teddy with his money, im sure i could see an old thrupny bit

Pleased you enjoyed it M'dear
Its a cracking place, and you've got some interesting pics

Stealthstar79;286012 It was very hard to use a tripod in there have you seen the floors?![/QUOTE said:

Yes setting the tripod there is not easy with that flooring - I mackeled together shots with 2 fully extended legs and 1 at its shortest

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wow. Ive gotta do this one

Beautiful photos but poor guy must've been something yummy in that little Lloyd Loom bedside cabinet, the mice have destroyed it!

Wow, I really love this place! Sad story though

Nice pics. Shame so much stuff has gone from there now