Dating on this Beeeauty

theGOLD

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Dec 6, 2006
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Hi everyone. Well looky what I found. Thought I'd share it and get people's opinions on it. I believe she is from a a British Naval Ship, around 1824-1830. This is obviously after quite a bit of conservation work.
Enjoy

-GOLD
 

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ScubaDude

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Very nice beach find :icon_pirat:

That is a pretty piece Gold, nice work.
 

SebastianSam

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Reminds me of the artifact that came off the Brass Telescope Wreck in the Fisher's E-89 area off Melbourne Beach, found by Carl Lazzeri.
 

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theGOLD

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This thing is awsome, it still has the glass in both ends as well. When I pulled it up it was completely retracted and covered in about 1/3 inch of sand encrustation. Its really beautiful though. Found a piece of an Octant as well, I need to find the rest of that one too!!! ;D

-GOLD
 

Ramitt

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Wow, that is something you don't see around here much. Great find, thanks for sharing.
 

Darren in NC

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Wow, GOLD! What else is there to say? Wow! Keep us posted if you find anything else.
 

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