Ammoman
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I was supposed to be on a club hunt today but it did not happen. Not sure of the details but I am sure it will all come out at the next meeting.
So, I had the choice of door knocking or continuing my cleanup of a standing permission. I chose the latter...maybe i will do some door knocking later this week to freshen up the finds.
After 3 hours of digging, i wound up with a hand full of clad, a bucket full of trash and what i initially determined to be a baseball Token with two baseball bats and the letter M under them.
After putting on my glasses and a little cleaning, the baseball bats became rifles and the reverse looked to be pretty smooth. This lead me to the notion that maybe it was a very thick flat button?
A little internet research gave me the answer.
It is a World War 1 Company "M" Infantry Collar Disc.
without the screw on the backside.
Here is one in better condition.
This should go very well with the rest of my uniform items.
Its not the best day i have ever had but at least it was not a skunk!
HH everyone!
Finally, I found
So, I had the choice of door knocking or continuing my cleanup of a standing permission. I chose the latter...maybe i will do some door knocking later this week to freshen up the finds.
After 3 hours of digging, i wound up with a hand full of clad, a bucket full of trash and what i initially determined to be a baseball Token with two baseball bats and the letter M under them.
After putting on my glasses and a little cleaning, the baseball bats became rifles and the reverse looked to be pretty smooth. This lead me to the notion that maybe it was a very thick flat button?
A little internet research gave me the answer.
It is a World War 1 Company "M" Infantry Collar Disc.
without the screw on the backside.
Here is one in better condition.
This should go very well with the rest of my uniform items.
Its not the best day i have ever had but at least it was not a skunk!
HH everyone!
Finally, I found
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