A few things I found today.

[BenVa68]

Went to my permission today. It wasnt a great day but I managed to find a few interesting things. Some of them I know what they are and some I dont. The bullet measures .31 cal by .45 long. The lead teardrop shaped item is lead. The intricate designed piece is brass. No idea what that is either. Thanks for looking.

 

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[RustyGold]

One piece looks like an old Kodak film can. The R & R and G items look like shipping tags. Very cool and interesting finds.
Thanks for the photos.

 

[RustyGold]

Other items look like lock and clock items and a 2 ringer bullet.

 

[releventchair]

Oval piece with ears on the back ...was for the blunt pointed piece with two holes in it to fit through ,then turn to secure. (I think).


Round piece with G on it is a seal. For a wire on a meter maybe ,or if real old it could be a bale seal.

 

[s.c.shooter]

I think that a couple of pieces are from an old kerosene lamp

 

[BenVa68]

One piece looks like an old Kodak film can. The R & R and G items look like shipping tags. Very cool and interesting finds.
Thanks for the photos.

Yes I've found several types of these boxcar seals. The property is beside what use to be Richmond Petersburg railroad during the Civil War.

 

[A2coins]

well done

 

[Whyme]

Nice finds! I like the fancy rectangle in the last 3 photos. Any idea what it is?

 

[Reanm8er]

Cool finds! Great variety.

 

[RustyGold]

Nice finds! I like the fancy rectangle in the last 3 photos. Any idea what it is?

Could it be picture frame decoration?

 

[Rookster]

Now we're metal detecting. Congrats.

 

[cudamark]

The brass oval ring is a grommet used on tarps and canvas covers. It's part of a twist lock hold down.

 

[BenVa68]

The brass oval ring is a grommet used on tarps and canvas covers. It's part of a twist lock hold down.

Thanks. I've found a bunch of these and wondered what they were.

 

[BenVa68]

Nice finds! I like the fancy rectangle in the last 3 photos. Any idea what it is?

Yes. It's a 1930s replica of a Victorian era sash buckle

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Cool relics, congratulations!

 

[Hawks88]

Nice bunch of interesting relic saves. Congrats