dirtyJohn
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- Nov 30, 2007
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These are actually finds I made on Friday but didn't have a chance to post til today. The whole week was beautiful in the 70's until friday night. It started to snow and got down in the 20's (just in time for the weekend 
) and snowed all day saturday and was cold and wet on Sunday. I hunted and old lot that I've found a 1916 barber and some old costume jewejry that I posted maybe last year or the year before. The 1920 merc was a bouncy signal but hit mostly good tones so I dug about 7" or 8" down and there it was all bright and shiney.Then I found this tiny brass religious pendant about five feet away. The bullets were close by in the sorrounding wooded areas. It was surprising to find the bullets because this area is just 20 feet or so from the street in a residential area, and it's been a residential area for well over a 100 years. I think they're pretty old seeing how everything else there seems to be around the same age but if anyone has anymore info it would be appreciated. I know the bigger casings are a remington UMC .38 colt and a U.S. .38 smith & wesson. The smaller one looks like a .22 or .25 with a "P" for a backstamp but I now nothing more about it. Nothing spectacular but it was nice to get out. Thanks for reading.
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) and snowed all day saturday and was cold and wet on Sunday. I hunted and old lot that I've found a 1916 barber and some old costume jewejry that I posted maybe last year or the year before. The 1920 merc was a bouncy signal but hit mostly good tones so I dug about 7" or 8" down and there it was all bright and shiney.Then I found this tiny brass religious pendant about five feet away. The bullets were close by in the sorrounding wooded areas. It was surprising to find the bullets because this area is just 20 feet or so from the street in a residential area, and it's been a residential area for well over a 100 years. I think they're pretty old seeing how everything else there seems to be around the same age but if anyone has anymore info it would be appreciated. I know the bigger casings are a remington UMC .38 colt and a U.S. .38 smith & wesson. The smaller one looks like a .22 or .25 with a "P" for a backstamp but I now nothing more about it. Nothing spectacular but it was nice to get out. Thanks for reading.HH
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