POST YOUR LEAD TOY COLLECTION - UPDATED

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I guess you can tell I'm bored. When I can't go detecting, I kill people.....oops I mean I go a little off colour. So whats second best to detecting except my other half (have to say that ;)) & fishing - its pulling out old finds of course. I hope I'm not the only one that sorts, categorises, re-categorises, stares at & relive the good old days when finds were everywhere ::)

Following the trend in this best finds section, I'm going to ask you to post your COMPLETE collection of lead toys/objects. UPDATED - All single toys now count (didn't realise these were so rare). Now I hope this will create some interest as I don't think its been done yet ???

Looking through these takes me back to being a kiddie detectorist & my roots of detecting. ie the back & front yards/gardens of some friends 1930s houses. I found a tons of coins as well.

Most of the better ones are from those gardens & all the rest which are broken in the ploughed fields.

NOW GET SORTING ;D (and don't forget to wash your hands after touching those dangerous lead figures) ::)
 

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you truly have some amazing finds i would love to have your skil in detecting thanks for sharing
 

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Im guessing this post will get loads of views but very little replies as this is my fav subject and even i cant post many pics :'( :'( :'(

These look to be mostly Britains Ltd with J Hill & Co with one very rare piece i would die for but thats for you to work out ;D ;D ;D

as a kid i sucked my lead figures and ran through my house with scissors then ate my crayons? im still here so i reckon health and safety are killing our children :'( :'( :'(
 

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castle keep said:
Im guessing this post will get loads of views but very little replies as this is my fav subject and even i cant post many pics :'( :'( :'(

These look to be mostly Britains Ltd with J Hill & Co with one very rare piece i would die for but thats for you to work out ;D ;D ;D

I would love to see what you have found?

I thought that everyone found these :-[
 

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oh yea i can post what i have but i'm guessing others dont have many so im just saying this thread is unfair :-[ :-\ :-\ :'(
 

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oh yea i can post what i have but i'm guessing others dont have many so im just saying this thread is unfair :-[ :-\ :-\ :'(

Oh, I wrongly assumed that these were standard finds in UK/US gardens/fields :-[ Back to the drawing board ???
 

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I wouldn't call this a collection but I found all four of these a few years ago in a park at the base of a tree under a few inches of woodchips. Pretty good condition with most of the paint still on them. I know nothing about them. These are the only lead "toys" I have ever found over here. :) I think they are more commonplace in the UK versus the US.
 

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ummm ok your right these are common finds but i was thinking only complete collections was unfair as not everyone finds then in bulk? so only time will will tell in this thread ;D
Just what are you classing as a collection? over a dozen ? i bet you dont get over 6 posts with collections over 12 pieces :-X
 

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I love my lead indian, found it in front of a house by chicago. I admire your lead airplane, but my heart is set on getting a WWI machine gunner with some of his friends....

HH
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castle keep said:
ummm ok your right these are common finds but i was thinking only complete collections was unfair as not everyone finds then in bulk? so only time will will tell in this thread ;D
Just what are you classing as a collection? over a dozen ? i bet you dont get over 6 posts with collections over 12 pieces :-X

Hi,
After your suggestion, I amended the original post to include any amounts :)
 

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diggummup said:
I wouldn't call this a collection but I found all four of these a few years ago in a park at the base of a tree under a few inches of woodchips. Pretty good condition with most of the paint still on them. I know nothing about them. These are the only lead "toys" I have ever found over here. :) I think they are more commonplace in the UK versus the US.

Nice to see so much paint ;D
 

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castle keep said:
ummm ok your right these are common finds but i was thinking only complete collections was unfair as not everyone finds then in bulk? so only time will will tell in this thread ;D
Just what are you classing as a collection? over a dozen ? i bet you dont get over 6 posts with collections over 12 pieces :-X

Hi,
After your suggestion, I amended the original post to include any amounts :)

The more the merrier :)

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Hey , I do have a collection of ......one!
 

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I don't even have a whole one.....
 

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jopher said:
Hey , I do have a collection of ......one!

But it is a very nice one :)
 

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I was going through my relic photo files and found this one I took of lead figures, I do not find many due to where I hunt and I possibly have more in my "undocumented" boxes of stuff, but here at least is a photo of a few of mine.

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diggummup said:
I wouldn't call this a collection but I found all four of these a few years ago in a park at the base of a tree under a few inches of woodchips. Pretty good condition with most of the paint still on them. I know nothing about them. These are the only lead "toys" I have ever found over here. :) I think they are more commonplace in the UK versus the US.

Nice to see so much paint ;D
They obviously weren't there for too long before I found them. :)
 

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