Bugle and some cents

[junkhunter]

Hit one old spot and 2 new not so great ones.The last spot was a foundation. And that is where I dug a saddle and the bugle.(or what ever horn it is)The saddle was just grommets and iron buckles. And even the buckles were mostly falling apart.I pulled it all out of the hole. No plates. The 1954 silver rosey and 1920 wheat cent came from a old trolley bed.And the clad, trapper tag, and key chain came out of a yard. The fried wheat cent was only coin from foundation.

 

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[NOLA_Ken]

Nice! Any engraving on the bugle? Maybe on the mouthpiece?

 

[Garrett424]

A bugle eh?? That's freakin' awesome.
Ironically, my son's girlfriend bought a trumpet at a church sale today for an insanely low price. There must be something in the air.
You just never know what's next. That's half the fun of this hobby.

 

[junkhunter]

Nice! Any engraving on the bugle? Maybe on the mouthpiece?

nope,and I dug every signal their was and never found top,house was bulldozed, oddly they left barn foundation alone.Guess where the bugle was..story of my life

 

[CoinandRelicMan]

Nice bugle finding, never found one of those yet out here, still you never do know what will turn up next, thanks for sharing !

 

[NVNutcase]

Is the mouthpiece detachable?

 

[I-DIG-IT]

Nice digs.

 

[beez0404]

I'm always amazed what buries itself. Great recovery of the horn.

 

[junkhunter]

Is the mouthpiece detachable?

might be, separate piece but it is all brittle and fused together

 

[46Wheat]

Nice digs . Thanks for the pics